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List of Figures | |
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Preface | |
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A Magical Encounter: Children and Books | |
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Language Arts and Children's Literature | |
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Transformative Education and Children's Literature | |
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The Creative Reading Process | |
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The One Thousand Book Classroom | |
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The Transformative Language Arts Classroom | |
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Words of Jade and Coral: Latino Literature for Children and Adolescents | |
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Latinos and Latinas | |
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A Latino Literature for Children and Adolescents | |
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Non-Latino Authors Wrtting About Latinos | |
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A Panoramic Historical View | |
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La Edad de Oro | |
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After La Edad de Oro | |
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Emerging Recognition of Latino Children's Literature | |
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Literature in Spanish for Children and Adolescents in the United States: The 1970s and 1980s | |
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The "Little" Boom of the 1990s | |
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Genres and Themes | |
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Preserving and Continuing Traditions | |
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Telling Our Stories: Autobiographical Writing | |
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Telling Original Stories of People Like Us | |
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Acknowledging Social Issues Concerning Latinos | |
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Heritage Language and Bilingualism | |
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Identity | |
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Poverty and In-Group Struggles | |
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Valuing Love of Family: The Important Role of Grandparents | |
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Celebrating and Transmitting the Richness of the Culture | |
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Giving Free Rein to Fantasy | |
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Latino Folksingers | |
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Latino Illustrators | |
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Once upon a World: The Diversity of Literature | |
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Oral Traditional Folklore | |
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Proverbs and Sayings | |
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Riddles | |
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Tongue Twisters | |
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Poetry and Songs | |
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Reading Poetry | |
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Sharing Songs | |
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Plays and Dramatic Games | |
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Benefits for the Students | |
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Improved Memory | |
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Enunciation, Articulation, and Voice Projection | |
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Increased Self-Confidence | |
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Development of Multiple Creative Expressions | |
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Development of Better Understanding of Self and Others | |
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Development of a Spirit of Collaboration and Solidarity | |
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Development of a Creative and Innovative Spirit | |
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Better Understanding and Retention of Curricular Materials | |
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Benefits for the Teachers | |
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Benefits for Home-School Interaction | |
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Narrative and Other Forms of Prose | |
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Using the Magic: Literature in the Classroom | |
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Preparing to Share a Book | |
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Sharing Experiences | |
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Recalling Previous Knowledge | |
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Relating the Book to Previously Read Books or to the Author | |
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Using Props | |
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Making Predictions Based on the Title | |
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Examining Illustrations or Text Selections | |
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Drawing on Poetry, Song, and Foklore | |
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Songs, Poems, and Riddles | |
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Sayings | |
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Story Beginnings and Endings | |
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Reading the Book | |
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Oral Reading | |
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Oral Reading or Tape-Recording by the Teacher | |
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Oral Reading or Tape-Recording by Another Adult | |
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Oral Reading or Tape-Recording by One or More Students | |
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Choral Reading | |
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Dramatic Reading or Readers' Theater | |
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Paired Reading | |
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Silent Reading | |
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The Creative Dialogue | |
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Descriptive Phase | |
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Personal Interpretive Phase | |
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Critical/Multicultural/Antibias Phase | |
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Creative/Transformative Phase | |
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Promoting Language Development | |
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Relating a Story to a Saying | |
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Retelling a Story from Another Point of View | |
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Retelling a Story in Another Setting or Time | |
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Retelling Using a Different Literary Genre | |
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Writing about the Same Topic or Character Using a Different Literary Genre | |
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Building a Word Treasury | |
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Using Charts and Diagrams | |
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Semantic Maps and Tables | |
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Narrative Story Guides | |
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Narrative Cubes | |
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Promoting Discovery and Research | |
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Discoveries within the Book | |
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The Setting | |
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The Author's Point of View | |
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Characterization | |
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Literary Devices | |
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Discoveries beyond the Book | |
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Research | |
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Promoting Creative Written Expression | |
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Letters | |
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Journals | |
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Stories | |
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New Stories Based on Another Book Structure | |
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New Stories with Well-Known Characters | |
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Companion Stories for Picture Books without Text | |
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Sequels and Prequels | |
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Stories Told from a Different Viewpoint | |
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Real-Life Stories | |
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Stories about Real People | |
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Creating Books | |
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Big Books | |
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Theme-Related Formats | |
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Flap Books | |
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Accordion Books | |
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Spin-and-Look Books | |
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Movable Books | |
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Pop-Up Books | |
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Promoting Creative Visual Expression | |
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Analysis of Illustrations | |
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Puppet Making | |
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Masks | |
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Murals | |
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Posters | |
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Promoting Dramatic Expression | |
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Story Dramatization | |
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Puppet Shows | |
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Monologues | |
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Dialogues | |
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Interviews | |
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Home-School Interaction | |
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Family-School Interaction | |
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Family Literature Programs | |
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General Sessions | |
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Small Groups | |
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Parent-Child Interaction through Homework | |
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The Family History Revisited | |
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A Closer Look at Family, Friends, and Community | |
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Reading Together at Home | |
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Sharing and Connecting with Books Read in Class | |
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Authoring Books Together | |
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A Recipe Book | |
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A Book of Family Experiences | |
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Culminating Activities | |
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Plays and Puppet Shows | |
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Publicity | |
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Scenery and Stage Properties | |
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Costumes and Makeup | |
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A Poster Gallery | |
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Sharing Books | |
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A Classroom Library | |
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Classroom Publishing | |
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Literary Circles | |
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An Author's Visit or Author's Study | |
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Selecting the Author | |
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Preparing for the Visit or Study | |
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Turning the Focus on the Children | |
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Facilitating Interaction | |
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Becoming Authors | |
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Making the Visit or Study a Whole-School Event | |
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Evaluation | |
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End-of-Project Reflections | |
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Reader's Journals | |
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A Class Reading Log | |
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Reading and "Real Life" | |
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Hispanic Proverbs and Sayings | |
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Story Beginnings and Endings | |
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Literature for Children and Adolescents by Latina and Latino Writers | |
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References and Suggested Readings | |
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Name and Title Index | |
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Subject Index | |