5th graders, you are becoming expert citation writers!
Your task today: please find your Caldecott Award winning book on the shelves, and then post the proper bibliographic citation for that book in the comments here.
Once you've done that, you may challenge yourself with Citation Hangman. Good luck!
Henkes, Kevin. Kitten's First Full Moon. New York: Greenwillow Books, 2005.
ReplyDeleteMordicai, Gerstein. The Man who Walked Between Towers. New York: Roaring Brook Press., 2004.
ReplyDeleteSwanson, Susan. The House In The Night. New York: Houghton Mifflin Company. 2009
ReplyDeleteRaschka, Chris. A Ball For Daisy. New York: Shwartz And Wade Books. 2012
ReplyDeleteJuster, Norton. The Hello, Goodbye Window. New York: Michael Di Capua Books, 2006
ReplyDeleteAckerman, Karen . Song and Dance Man. New York: Knopf , 2015.
ReplyDeleteAlosburg Van Chris. Jumanji. New York: Mifflin houghton, 1982.
ReplyDeletestead, philip, c.A Sick Day For Amos McGee.New York:Roaring Book Press
ReplyDeleteTaback, Simms. Joseph Had a Little Overcoat. New York: Viking, 2000.
ReplyDeleteMcCully Arnold,Emily. Mirette on the High Wire. New York: Putnam, 1993.
ReplyDeleteYolen,Jane.Owl Moon.New York:Philomel Books,1987
ReplyDeleteFunny, I didn't care for this book at first...but I've used it as a mentor book for narrative pieces so often, that I've come to love it. You can change your mind on a book I guess!! Ms.Reed
I think she will be because its her brothers that mabey DEAD .so she should be able to wear it in school.And it wont interfear with work.So thats the reason why i think she should.
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