Sleepytime Me

Title: Sleepytime Me Binding: Library Binding Author: EdithHopeFine Publisher: RandomHouseBooksforYoungReaders

Children's Books

Fine, Edith Hope

Literature & Fiction

Random House Books for Young Readers

Splashy sunset paints the sky. Shy moon tiptoes, climbs up high . . . Daylight is fading and night is drawing in. It's time for bed. A drowsy child observes the wide world settling down, coming ever closer to home until at last there are good-night hugs and kisses for this little sleepyhead. Richly painted, evocative scenes illuminate the text, imbuing the whole with mystery and a sense of comfort and warmth, and making this a bedtime story to treasure for all time.

Under the Lemon Moon

Growing Up & Facts of Life

Demco Media

This illustrated biography provides the story of the life, adventures, and accomplishments of this celebrated American author.

Gary Paulsen: Author and Wilderness Adventurer (People to Know)

Teen & Young Adult

Biographies

Enslow Pub Inc

Takes parents, teachers, and young children into the wonderful world of flight and flying things-balloons, kites, airplanes, helicopters, and birds.

Fantastic Flight (Learning Works Preschool Series)

Josephson, Judith Pinkerton

Learning Works

Presents the life and career of the geneticist who spent many years studying the cells of maize and in 1983 was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

Title Barbara McClintock : Nobel Prize Geneticist (People to Know)

Cryptomania!: Teleporting into Greek and Latin with the Cryptokids

Young readers teleport to adventures with the five CryptoKids (crypto = hidden) as they hunt for clues hidden in big, new words in Edith Hope Fine's "Cryptomania! Teleporting into Greek and Latin with the CryptoKids." Once students know that pachy = thick and derm = skin, they know why hippos, rhinos, and elephants are called pachyderms. Young readers meet real dinos (like Pachycephalosaurus and Pterodactyl) and invented ones (like Octocertops, Bicephalosaur, and Polychromopod). Explore eight Teleporter destinations (like the Classical World and Mathopolis), discover a Logoscope that turns roots into words, and learn how to create dinos with a Create-a-Critter spinner. Imagine a Dinoctopterasaur a terrible eight-winged dino! Based on Edith Hope Fine s teaching experience, "Cryptomania!" strongly supports Common Core State Standards. This 44-page book originally from Tricycle Press is the perfect tool for teachers, students, homeschoolers, families, tutors, and logophiles as they dig into basic word roots. Now available: "Greek and Latin for Cryptomaniacs," a 126-page student workbook. This companion to Cryptomania!, guides third to sixth graders (and beyond) to the 200 cool Greek and Latin roots found in the book and includes 100 new roots.

Cryptomania!: Teleporting into Greek and Latin with the CryptoKids

Education & Reference

Park Dale Media

Greek and Latin for Cryptomaniacs!, a student workbook, guides third to sixth graders (and beyond) to 300 cool Greek and Latin roots. Alphy, the Microcyanosaurus (small blue dino), helps build strong vocabulary with roots that will last a lifetime. This companion to Edith Hope Fine’s Cryptomania! Teleporting into Greek and Latin with the CryptoKids follows the adventures of the CryptoKids (crypto = hidden) as they hunt for clues hidden in big words. The perfect tool for teachers, students, homeschoolers, families, tutors, and logophiles, this 126-page workbook strongly supports Common Core State Standards. Students play with Word Trails and CryptoCrosswords, review roots with Logoscopes (logo = word, scope = look at). Students discover a phototropic experiment, meet number roots, design a monogram, create their own Teleporter, and draw and write about their own imaginary critters (like a Dinoctopterasaur, a terrible eight-winged dino). “Dig Deeper” factoids challenge and enrich. With Greek and Latin Glossaries, students gain easy access to all 300 roots covered in the workbook. (Answer key included.) Once kids know that pachy = thick and derm = skin, they know why hippos, rhinos, and elephants are called pachyderms. Students meet real dinos and invented ones (like Octocertops, Bicephalosaur, and Polychromopod). They explore eight Teleporter destinations (like the Classical World and Mathopolis); bonus pages in Teleporting Farther feature cognates, binary, music words, prefixes, suffixes, and more. Praise for Cryptomania! Teleporting into Greek and Latin with the CryptoKids: Richard Peck, Newbery Award-winning author, calls Cryptomania! “. . . an ideal introduction to the Greek and Latin building blocks of language . . . a regular magnum opus.” Praise for Greek and Latin for Cryptomaniacs!: Reviewers call this Cryptomaniacs! workbook “an ideal companion to Cryptomania!,” “an engaging homeschooling resource filled with humor, energy, and fun,” and “a creative approach to supporting Common Core State Standards.” One principal notes that “third to sixth graders will become logophiles—lovers of words . . . this workbook is a must for all teachers.”

Greek and Latin for Cryptomaniacs!

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Edith H. Fine

Do you dream of writing for children but don’t know where to start? Jump, Froggies!: Writing Children’s Books is the perfect book to start you on your path to publication. Award-winning children’s book writer Edith Hope Fine takes you on a step-by-step journey through the world of children’s book publishing. From writing techniques to jump-start your creativity to how to submit your work, from getting your work published to marketing yourself and your projects, this book includes more than eighty-nine practical tips, plus journaling ideas for aspiring writers. Jump, Froggies! is a must-have for anyone beginning a career in children’s books.

Jump, Froggies!: Writing Children's Books

Reference

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

eFrog Press

A brilliant light shines in the night sky. The streets of the town are filled with people. And a cricket, sleeping in a stable, burrows under the straw. A donkey enters carrying a woman. "It's time," she says to her husband. "No sleep tonight!" says the cricket. But, later, when the cricket sees an infant in the manger, his thoughts of sleep are banished, for the cricket knows that this night is meant for rejoicing. Here is the story of the Nativity as told through the voice of one of the smallest creatures in the stable. Edith Hope Fine's poetic text and Winslow Pels's glorious illustrations combine to make this a special book for a special time of year.

Cricket at the Manger

Animals

Boyds Mills Press

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Sleepytime Me

Sleepytime Me

Under the Lemon Moon

Gary Paulsen: Author and Wilderness Adventurer (People to Know)

Fantastic Flight (Learning Works Preschool Series)

Title Barbara McClintock : Nobel Prize Geneticist (People to Know)

Cryptomania!: Teleporting into Greek and Latin with the CryptoKids

Greek and Latin for Cryptomaniacs!

Jump, Froggies!: Writing Children's Books

Cricket at the Manger