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Writing For Children:     more books (100)

Writing for Children and Teenagers - Instruction Manual Part 1 by Mary Spelman, Dorothy Snowman, et all 2000 Storytrack: Practical Guide for Writing for Children in Australia and New Zealand by Sally Farrell Odgers, 1990-01 BEST WRITING FOR CHILDREN by Erick Berry Herbert, 1947 Expressive Composition and Writing for Children: Volume 4 by Mukhtar Al Taher Hussien, 2002 Expressive Composition and Writing for Children: Volume 3 by Mukhtar Al Taher Hussien, 2002 A Monster in My Mouth (Children Writing for Children) by Kaitlin Rasburry, 1995-01 Origins of Story on Writing for Children by Barbara Harrison, 1999 ABCs of Writing for Children by Elizab Koehler-Pentacoff, 2003 The Cat Sat: A Study in Short & Long Vowels (Children Writing for Children) by Kaitlin Rasburry, 1994-08 Writing For Children & Teenagers (1985 by Writer's Digest) by Lee Wyndham, 1900 Worlds of Childhood, The Art &Craft of Writing for Children - 1998 publication by various, 1998-01-01 Writing for Children & Teenagers by Lee Wyndham, 1983-01-01 Writing for Children & Teenagers Writing for Children and Teenagers by Lee; Madison, Arnold Wyndham, 1985

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121. Children Of Chernobyl
     The writing by children from within or near the 30 kilometre exclusion zone expresses their confusion, grief and sense of loss at their evacuation from their  
     http://www.oneworld.org/index_oc/issue196/babel.html

122. WritingClasses.com - Creative Writing Classes - NY And Online - Fiction, Screenw
     Creative writing classes offered online and in NYC in writing fiction, screenplays, nonfiction, poetry, memoirs, novels, mysteries, romances, TV sitcoms, children's books, science fiction, and writing for business.  
     http://www.writingclasses.com/

123. Stone Soup Magazine
     The website of Stone Soup Magazine, a magazine which publishes the writing and art of children from around the world. Submissions from outside the US can be submitted via email.  
     http://www.stonesoup.com/
     
     Extractions: current issue Stone Soup, Stone Soup, read a sample issue , and consider sending us your work. Our secure order form makes it easy to subscribe . In our Writing section Art section features hundreds of beautiful paintings and drawings by young artists from all over the world. Enjoy your visit, and let us know what you think! Home Subscribe/renew Send work Site map ... Guarantee

124. Kids On The Net
     writings by and for kids around the world. A web site that looks at life online and offline through children's eyes. With exciting collaborative writing projects for ages 615.  
     http://kotn.ntu.ac.uk/

125. WritersDigest.com - Children's Writing - Information About Writing Children's Bo
     Five Tips for writing children s Literature If you are interested in writing stories for very small children, here are five tips that can help get you started.  
     http://www.writersdigest.com/topics/childrens.asp
     
     Extractions: Choose a page or category: Main Home Page Fiction Home Literary Fiction Short Stories Novel-Writing Romance Mystery Suspense Horror Science Fiction Inspirational Fantasy Historical Fiction Fiction Skills Nonfiction Home Memoirs Magazine Writing Nonfiction books Writing for Business Inspirational Nonfiction Travel Writing Nonfiction skills Children's Writing Home Children's Fiction Children's Nonfiction Picture Books Young Adult Children's Writing Skills Poetry Home Literary Poetry Greeting Cards Songwriting Poetry Skills Personal Writing Home Personal Journaling Personal Memoirs Family Histories Personal Writing Skills Scriptwriting Home Playwriting TV Writing Film Writing Scriptwriting Skills Write Better Get Published Self-Publishing Ms Prep/Submission Agents/Editors Business Topics Speak Out Get Creative Find Resources Want to write a short literary piece? A young adult mystery? A sci-fi/fantasy novel? Whether your audience is 3rd graders or 30 year-olds, nursery school or the nursing home, WOW has a workshop to help you with your story. Check out Fundamentals of Writing For Children and Fundamentals of Fiction Writing . If you are ready to jump right into a specific project you have in mind, check out the

126. Kindergarten First Grade Two Finger Spacer
     Kindergarten and first grade reading and writing tool. This is a spacing tool to help children space between words and letters as they write. It is also used to promote tracking and directionality as they read.  
     http://www.twofingerspacer.com
     
     Extractions: Word and Letter Spacer There is nothing more frustrating to a teacher than to have children squeeze their letters and words together as they write. Available now is an old idea in a new product. Children will enjoy using this new tool to help them write. Proven with students from Pre-K to Second grade, teachers have marveled at how students find success instantly. Available at wholesale and retail prices. Purchase orders accepted. Promotes Standards! Left to Right Tracking! Increases Text Contrast! Durable! PATENT PENDING

127. Writing A Children`s Story
     an airplane. These are the criteria for writing your children`s book 1. The book must have a colourful and eyecatching cover. 2  
     http://www.entrenet.com/~groedmed/namedu/cstory.htm
     
     Extractions: Using an Aviator`s Vocabulary The purpose of this assignment is write an entertaining children`s story book that will teach children from kindergarten or grade one the meaning of ten words used when talking about planes and aviation. Each page of your book should have an illustration and one or two sentences of text. One vocabulary word should be included on each page. Before you begin, familiarize yourself with some vocabulary words associated with aviation by reading over the glossary provided by the National Museum of Aviation. Test your knowledge by completing a crossword puzzle using the vocabulary from the glossary. If you have access to the internet you can also try an online quiz on the parts of an airplane.

128. Harold Underdown's Frequently Asked Questions: About Writing, Illustrating, And
     General questions about children's books, writing, and publishing. Copyright 19962000 Harold D. Underdown.  
     http://www.underdown.org/hdufaq.htm
     
     Extractions: Frequently Asked Questions File Many of the questions I get by email touch on areas outside those covered by the articles I have archived at my site. Where I can, I revise the articles to incorporate additional information. These questions either fall outside the topics covered there or are so basic that they need to be covered again. I hope you will find this FAQ file useful. Questions about me: I have a manuscript that I want to have published. Can I send it to you? Please don't. This is my personal WWW site, not the site of a publisher. I do work as an editorial consultant, and will do manuscript evalutations as part of that work (for a fee). You can find information about this elsewhere on my site. Please do not send a manuscript to me by email unless I specifically request that you do. So do you edit or critique manuscripts for writers?

129. Equal Writes
     A writing group located in Belgrave, Victoria, Australia. Members write fiction, short stories, adult and children's novels, poetry, and performance works. Meets on the 1st, 3rd 5th Thursday night of the month at the Belgrave Library.  
     http://www.enterprize.net.au/cockatoo/equalwrites.html

130. City Journal Winter 2000 | Why The Boy Scouts Work By Heather Mac Donald
     Heather Mac Donald, writing for City Journal, provides a detailed history of innercity scouting and then argues that the position of activists trying to change the BSA is that furthering the gay-rights crusade takes precedence over helping inner-city children.  
     http://www.city-journal.org/html/10_1_why_the_boy.html
     
     Extractions: Winter 2000 F_menu(new Array('NavigationBar21', '../html/cj_editors.html','../assets/images/autogen/CJ_editors_Ns1_1.gif','../assets/images/autogen/CJ_editors_NRs1_1.gif')); F_menu(new Array('NavigationBar22', '../html/cj_archives.html','../assets/images/autogen/CJ_print_Ns1.gif','../assets/images/autogen/CJ_print_NRs1.gif','../html/new_and_newsworthy_archive.html','../assets/images/autogen/CJ_online_Ns1.gif','../assets/images/autogen/CJ_online_NRs1.gif')); Why the Boy Scouts Work Heather Mac Donald email article respond to article print article F eeling dispirited about today's youth? Try attending a Boy Scout meeting. You will find a parallel universe to today's vulgar, sexualized youth culture, filled with gestures of sometimes unbelievable delicacy and a code of conduct as anachronistic as sixteenth-century courtiership. Take Harlem's Troop 759. Six boys, from tall to small, sit expectantly around a card table in the basement of a red brick church on Morningside Avenue. The gangly senior patrol leader, Osmond Ollennu, a tenth-grade son of Ghanaians, calls the troop to opening ceremonies ("C'mon, men, form a straight line!"), and Osmond's little brother leads it in the Pledge of Allegiance, followed by four full-throated repetitions of the scout motto ("Be Prepared!") and one scout slogan ("Do a Good Turn Daily"). Then Osmond, who is the troop's second-in-command, announces inspection. While the boys stand quietly in line, he gently reties a neckerchief here, straightens a collar there, occasionally whispering a reminder in a boy's ear. The troop's leader, a dignified 18-year-old named Henry Lawson, inspects Ollennu in turn.

131. Writing, Illustrating, Selling Children's Books
     Young at Heart, The StepBy-Step Way of writing children s Stories Violet Ramos Ramos uses examples, exercises, and worksheets to help writers develop writing  
     http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lane/3311/books.html
     
     Extractions: Poetry ... How to Write a Children's Book and Get It Published Barbara Seuling Get the inside picture from an author/illustrator who is on the board of directors of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. How to Write and Sell Your Children's Book Ellen E.M. Roberts This cassette helps busy writers review many points while they are busy with other routine or boring activities. Visually impaired and blind writers have found this cassette quite valuable. NEW!   It's a Bunny-Eat-Bunny World: A Writer's Guide to Surviving and Thriving in Today's Competitive Children's Book Market Hard Cover Paperback Olga Litowinsky With humor and great insight, this children's book author and former editor helps us understand the road to success and the pitfalls for creators of children's books. See why she says that your book might not be publishable even if children love it. Click on the link to Amazon.com for more details. Berthe Amoss, Eric Suben

132. AUTHOR PAGES
     Focusing on authors known for writing children's literature, these pages provide brief autobiographical and bibliographical material of contemporary and classic authors as well as links to personal web sites.  
     http://scils.rutgers.edu/~kvander/AuthorSite/index.html
     
     Extractions: Special Interest Page Children's Literature Page Young Adult Literature Page Author Biographies Page ... Videos Many readers are curious about the creators of the books they enjoy. The more than six hundred links to author/illustrator sites included here will help to satisfy that curiosity. Young people especially want to know about their favorite authors/illustrators because they often feel that an author/illustrator is speaking directly and personally to them through the work. Learning about authors/illustrators can also help young people see possible connections between a creator's life and the works created and encourage them to consider different techniques and approaches to the compositional act. Included in the sites below are children's and young adult authors and illustrators as well as many adult authors commonly read by young adults. It is important to consider some of the latest critical and scholarly work about biography and autobiography in order to recognize and appreciate developments in these genres for both adults and young people.

133. Aventis - Prizes For Science Books
     Annual book prizes, which celebrate the best in popular science writing for adults and children. The prizes, the winners, entry form and rules, articles and media coverage, and a variety of related links.  
     http://www.aventisprizes.com/

134. How To Write For Children And Teens - Institute Of Children's Literature.
     Childrens writing course available.  
     http://www.institutechildrenslit.com/

135. Creative Writing
     children aged 511 will find this page very useful in jumpstarting their creativity. A number of ideas which can be used as a stimulus for creative writing lessons.  
     http://www.teachingideas.co.uk/english/creative.htm
     
     Extractions: Age Range: 5 to 11 1) Writing Traditional Stories from a Different Point of View Read " The True Story of the Three Little Pigs " (by Jon Scieszka) with the children. This tells the "Three Little Pigs" story from the wolf's point of view. Ask the children to think of a story that they know well, and to write another version from another point of view. e.g. Write "Cinderella" from the PoV of one of the ugly sisters, OR Write "The Three Billy Goats Gruff" from the PoV of the troll, OR Write "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" from the PoV of Goldilocks. 2) Design a New Room for the Chocolate Factory Based on " Charlie and the Chocolate Factory " by Roald Dahl. Remind the children of the story and read chapter 15 - a description of the Chocolate Room.

136. Writers' Window
     Provides guides to writing stories, poems, reviews, and research papers. Also publishes the writings of children and teenagers.  
     http://english.unitecnology.ac.nz/writers/home.html

137. Long Ridge Writers Group - Writing Course To Break Into Print
     Accredited writers course, a school to learn writing, faculty member bios, aptitude test.  
     http://www.longridgewritersgroup.com/
     
     Extractions: We want to help you break into print. Long Ridge Writers Group is a program that has, for 30 years, taught thousands of aspiring authors how to find their own writing nicheand how to break into print. We welcome you! Visit Life Support for Writers where our Web Editor Mary Rosenblum provides articles on Surviving and Thriving tips on honing your Writing Craft the Post A Note! discussion forum online interviews with experts (including transcripts open chat rooms and weekly e-mail updates announcing new articles and interviews. Check out the Calendar of Events for live Forum topics, new articles posted, our next Professional Connection Interview, and the Applause section for new sales. Learn how to write both adult fiction and nonfiction in our writing course called Breaking into Print Our instructors are professional writers and editors who develop teaching plans for your individual needs and goals. We're here to serve you, and we welcome your suggestions. Please leave us your comments and return often! Home Writing Course Short Story Full Story ... Writing for Children LongRidge Writers Group

138. Welcome To Splatterbox
     Features poetry written by children for children, sponsors writing contests, and accepts online submissions.  
     http://www.splatterbox.co.uk

139. Write From Home-Balance, Inspiration And Motivation
     writing and Illustrating children s Books by Berthe Amos; Eric Suben Only $17.47 The 30Minute Writer by Connie Emerson Only $ 17.95. writing With children.  
     http://www.writefromhome.com/wwc.htm

140. Baha'i Kids Page
     Features games, prayers, and holidays. Also provides a place for children to submit their own writing and artwork.  
     http://campus.fortunecity.com/caltech/531/kids.html
     
     Extractions: Other pages for kids! I want this to be a webpage especially for Baha'i Kids, and that means I need your input if you have any ideas about things you'd like to see here. It can be anything from different colors to a whole added catergory (like stories, craft ideas, etc.) Or if you like my website, send me an e-mail and tell me that too! I'd love to hear from you

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