by Tony Stead

(K-3)
Learn some amazing ways you can make nonfiction reading and writing come alive in your classroom. Looking into real classroom settings, you`ll see how to:

• set up and organize the nonfiction classroom library
  
  
• assist children in selecting appropriate nonfiction materials through whole-class demonstrations and individual conferences


• make nonfiction read-alouds part of your daily routine


• teach specific strategies children need for nonfiction reading and writing

Whether they`re learning about frogs, crows, or static electricity, or debating whether there should be zoos, you`ll see children and teachers engaged in the world around them and loving every minute of the time they spend with nonfiction.
Four 30-min. videos plus viewing guide

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