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	"Where Do Insects Live?" Teacher's Guide	Teacher's Guide
	"Where I Learn" Teacher's Guide	Teacher's Guide
	"Where On Earth Is My Bagel?" Interview (Authors, Frances Park (left) and Ginger Park) Ginger Park and Frances Park may be sisters, but they have surprisingly distinct personalities despite their shared love for books, bagels, and chocolate. Owners of a successful c...	Interview
	"Where On Earth Is My Bagel?" Teacher's Guide	Teacher's Guide
	"Where Wonder Grows" Teacher's Guide	Teacher's Guide
	"Where is my Puppy?" Teacher's Guide	Teacher's Guide
	Where on Earth is my Bagel? Phonics Supplement	Document
	"Which One Holds More?" Teacher's Guide	Teacher's Guide
	"Who Is Michael Ramirez?" Teacher's Guide	Teacher's Guide
	"Who Is My Best Friend?" Teacher's Guide	Teacher's Guide
	"Who Lives Here?" Teacher's Guide	Teacher's Guide
	"Who Will Read With Me?" Teacher's Guide	Teacher's Guide
	"Willie Wins" Teacher's Guide Synopsis When Willie needs a bank for a school contest, his father gives him one called an alkansiya, made from a coconut shell from the Philippines where Willie’s Dad grew up. Dad’s been saving the bank for ...	Teacher's Guide
	"Wolf Mark" Interview In Wolf Mark, teenager Luke King has to save his father from kidnappers as he discovers a family secret that will change his life forever. In this BookTalk, author Joseph Bruchac discusses the influence of legend on culture.	Interview
	"Wolf Mark" Teacher's Guide	Teacher's Guide
	Working with Cause and Effect When we write fiction, we see the story in our mind long before it's down on paper. We know why our characters are acting the way they do because we are familiar with their past and in control of their future. We understand the significance of eve...	Article
	Writing Native Lives in YA/ A NYPL Panel Discussion 11/4/14, 1:11 PMWriting Native Lives in YA: A NYPL Panel Discussion Page 1 of 5http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/childrens/childrens-industr.../article/64339-writing-native-lives-in-ya-a-nypl-panel-discussion.html NEWS REVIEWS BESTSELL...	Document
	Writing Powerful Endings The first few lines of any story are the most important, and often the most difficult words you'll write. The next most challenging piecee of writing is the ending. Once you draw your readers in and take them through your story, you'll need to lea...	Article
	"Xochitl and the Flowers/ Xóchitl, la Niña de las Flores" Teacher's Guide	Teacher's Guide
	"Ya llegó el mariachi" Teacher's Guide	Teacher's Guide

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"Where Do Insects Live?" Teacher's Guide

"Where I Learn" Teacher's Guide

"Where On Earth Is My Bagel?" Interview

(Authors, Frances Park (left) and Ginger Park)

Ginger Park and Frances Park may be sisters, but they have surprisingly distinct personalities despite their shared love for books, bagels, and chocolate. Owners of a successful c...

"Where On Earth Is My Bagel?" Teacher's Guide

"Where Wonder Grows" Teacher's Guide

"Where is my Puppy?" Teacher's Guide

Where on Earth is my Bagel? Phonics Supplement

"Which One Holds More?" Teacher's Guide

"Who Is Michael Ramirez?" Teacher's Guide

"Who Is My Best Friend?" Teacher's Guide

"Who Lives Here?" Teacher's Guide

"Who Will Read With Me?" Teacher's Guide

"Willie Wins" Teacher's Guide

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When Willie needs a bank for a school contest, his father gives him one called an alkansiya, made from a coconut shell from the Philippines where Willie’s Dad grew up. Dad’s been saving the bank for ...

"Wolf Mark" Interview

In Wolf Mark, teenager Luke King has to save his father from kidnappers as he discovers a family secret that will change his life forever. In this BookTalk, author Joseph Bruchac discusses the influence of legend on culture.

"Wolf Mark" Teacher's Guide

Working with Cause and Effect
When we write fiction, we see the story in our mind long before it's down on paper. We know why our characters are acting the way they do because we are familiar with their past and in control of their future. We understand the significance of eve...

Writing Native Lives in YA/ A NYPL Panel Discussion
11/4/14, 1:11 PMWriting Native Lives in YA: A NYPL Panel Discussion Page 1 of 5http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/childrens/childrens-industr.../article/64339-writing-native-lives-in-ya-a-nypl-panel-discussion.html NEWS REVIEWS BESTSELL...

Writing Powerful Endings
The first few lines of any story are the most important, and often the most difficult words you'll write. The next most challenging piecee of writing is the ending. Once you draw your readers in and take them through your story, you'll need to lea...

"Xochitl and the Flowers/ Xóchitl, la Niña de las Flores" Teacher's Guide

"Ya llegó el mariachi" Teacher's Guide

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"Where On Earth Is My Bagel?" Interview (Authors, Frances Park (left) and Ginger Park) Ginger Park and Frances Park may be sisters, but they have surprisingly distinct personalities despite their shared love for books, bagels, and chocolate. Owners of a successful c...

"Willie Wins" Teacher's Guide Synopsis When Willie needs a bank for a school contest, his father gives him one called an alkansiya, made from a coconut shell from the Philippines where Willie’s Dad grew up. Dad’s been saving the bank for ...

"Wolf Mark" Interview In Wolf Mark, teenager Luke King has to save his father from kidnappers as he discovers a family secret that will change his life forever. In this BookTalk, author Joseph Bruchac discusses the influence of legend on culture.

Working with Cause and Effect When we write fiction, we see the story in our mind long before it's down on paper. We know why our characters are acting the way they do because we are familiar with their past and in control of their future. We understand the significance of eve...

Writing Powerful Endings The first few lines of any story are the most important, and often the most difficult words you'll write. The next most challenging piecee of writing is the ending. Once you draw your readers in and take them through your story, you'll need to lea...

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"Where On Earth Is My Bagel?" Interview

(Authors, Frances Park (left) and Ginger Park)

Ginger Park and Frances Park may be sisters, but they have surprisingly distinct personalities despite their shared love for books, bagels, and chocolate. Owners of a successful c...

"Willie Wins" Teacher's Guide

Synopsis
When Willie needs a bank for a school contest, his father gives him one called an alkansiya, made from a coconut shell from the Philippines where Willie’s Dad grew up. Dad’s been saving the bank for ...

"Wolf Mark" Interview

In Wolf Mark, teenager Luke King has to save his father from kidnappers as he discovers a family secret that will change his life forever. In this BookTalk, author Joseph Bruchac discusses the influence of legend on culture.

Working with Cause and Effect
When we write fiction, we see the story in our mind long before it's down on paper. We know why our characters are acting the way they do because we are familiar with their past and in control of their future. We understand the significance of eve...

Writing Powerful Endings
The first few lines of any story are the most important, and often the most difficult words you'll write. The next most challenging piecee of writing is the ending. Once you draw your readers in and take them through your story, you'll need to lea...

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