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Q&A with Tony Fucile - Let's Do Nothing! In this author interview, children will read about Tony Fucile's interest in art and animation,...		My Book of Space Exploration Key events in space exploration are covered in this mini-book.
Book Projects Find creative and easy ways to make books with your class.		My Book of Washington, D.C. Introduce students to some of the landmarks in Washington, D.C.
Significant Scenes An accordion book is created to depict the significant scenes from a story.		My Book About Native Americans Create a mini-book about Native Americans.
Arbor Day Book In this activity, children create their own book about trees and Arbor Day.		State Facts Book Create books that review basics facts about your state.
Travel Brochure Create a travel brochure to illustrate the setting of a story.		Look at Me Book Students make a min book about themselves.
My Favorite Author II Try a library-skills activity that focuses on knowing authors and their works.		Maps and Globes Book Review basic map and globe facts with this mini-book.
Jules Verne and Science Fiction Interesting facts and fun activities related to Jules Verne, the first true science fiction...		Celebrations Around the World New Year's Day, Cinco de Mayo, Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and birthdays are covered in this...
Caldecott Medal Winners A list of Caldecott Medal winners, given by the American Library Association each year to the...		The First Thanksgiving Book Facts about the first Thanksgiving are featured in this printable mini-book. Students will...
Robert Louis Stevenson's Birthday Interesting facts and fun activities related to Robert Louis Stevenson.		Flags of the U.S.A. Mini-Book This mini-book highlights seven different versions of the flag of the United States.
Behind-the-Scenes: Encyclopedia Prehistorica: Dinosaurs Go behind-the-scenes with Robert Sabuda and Matthew Reinhart, authors and illustrators of the...		What Was a One-Room Schoolhouse? Discuss one-room schoolhouses, an important part of American history, with your students. Then,...

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