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CHS203 – Children’s Literature and Language Arts

Unit 7: Course Project: Children’s Literature Compendium

Due Date: 11:59 p.m. EST, Sunday of Unit 7

Points: 100

Overview:

Throughout this course, you will review websites related to children's literature and compile a compendium (collection) of 20 websites that could be used in your work with young children. These should be resources that inspire fun and effective learning activities. The completed compendium will include the links to 20 websites, comments you will write, including a brief description of the website content, a short description of an activity that you could do with children inspired by the website, and the age range for the activity. Spelling, grammar, and punctuation count toward your grade. This is due in Unit 7.

Directions:

Complete the below chart by adding in the required information for your choice of twenty (20) websites about children’s literature, children’s book authors, children’s book illustrators, or language arts activities that support children’s literature. You may select the websites from those provided or you may use others that you find. It is recommended that you use the chart below, but it is okay if you wish to compile your compendium in a different format, such as a list format on a Word Document or as PowerPoint slides.) Follow the sample below :

URL	Description	Activity Idea	Age Range
EXAMPLE: https://www.weareteachers.com/poetry-games-for-the-classroom/	This website is a collection of teacher-created activities and curriculum materials There is a broad range of topics including poetry. Some of the ideas include instructions for implementation in the classroom and there are some printable materials.	The “Poe tree” is an activity where children write their own poems on leaves that they attach to a tree. While 6-8 years old’s could be expected to do this with limited teacher supervision, it would be a great thing to involve families by asking them to help their children (age 3-8) write short poems or share some of their favorite poems.	Ages 3-8
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