Technology Through Children's Literature

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This innovative resource provides detailed lesson plans and recommendations for using the latest in technology and software in conjunction with children's literature. Successfully integrate story elements, vocabulary, genres, book reports, web research, electronic books, and comprehension strategies. This book also includes recommendations for using technology across the curriculum and tips on using programs such as KidPix and Hyperstudio.

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A book I'm recommending to all the teachers I know is Technology Through Children's Literature by Holly M. Doe. This can be your supplementary text for grades K-8. Included are story elements, vocabulary, genre, book reports, Internet use, electronic books, comprehension strategies, technology across the curriculum, software walk-throughs, planning sheets and more. Of course you'll wnat to try everything before you teach, and district technology limitations might not allow to utilize everything recommended, but give this a try.-Sandy Meagher Teaching with Your Libraian, teaching pre k-8
"A book I'm recommending to all the teachers I know is Technology Through Children's Literature by Holly M. Doe. This can be your supplementary text for grades K-8. Included are story elements, vocabulary, genre, book reports, Internet use, electronic books, comprehension strategies, technology across the curriculum, software walk-throughs, planning sheets and more. Of course you'll wnat to try everything before you teach, and district technology limitations might not allow to utilize everything recommended, but give this a try."-Sandy Meagher Teaching with Your Libraian, teaching pre k-8

Author Bio

Holly M. Doe received her bachelor of science degree in elementary education from the University of Maine in Farmington and her master's degree from Lesley University. She has taught grades K-8 in Maine and New Hampshire. As a technology coordinator she has helped teachers to integrate technology across the curriculum. Currently she is an adjunct faculty for Lesley University. Holly currently resides in Windham, New Hampshire with her two young children and her husband, Steve.