Poetry Corner
Forms of poems and the tools poets use to make language sing.
A visit to the library — what you can borrow and who helps you find it.
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A visit to the library in fourteen words: the librarian and the catalog that help you find things; the shelves of fiction and nonfiction, novels and biographies; reference books such as an atlas or an encyclopedia; the magazines; and the practical side — your library card, the due date, a bookmark and a reading nook to settle into.
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On your next library visit, find one book from each kind on the list: a novel, a biography, an atlas and a magazine. In class, sort a pile of books into fiction and nonfiction. Younger children can design their own library card.
Librarian · Bookshelf · Catalog · Novel · Atlas · Biography · Encyclopedia · Magazine · Reading Nook · Due Date · Library Card · Fiction · Nonfiction · Bookmark
Forms of poems and the tools poets use to make language sing.
Maps, ships and quests: the motifs that adventure tales have used for centuries.
Famous places built by people, from ancient wonders to modern bridges.