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Each year, some Arlington Public School librarians team up with young book lovers to select the best picture book of the year. With guidance from the librarians, students in ten elementary schools analyzed the illustrations of up to a dozen potential Caldecott award-winning books before selecting their favorite.
Here are some of their 2010 choices:
- And The (real) Caldecott Winner Is...
On Monday, A Ball for Daisy by Chris Raschka won the coveted 2012 Caldecott Medal! Caldecott honors were awarded to Blackout by John Rocco; Grandpa Green by Lane Smith; and Me... Jane by Patrick McDonnell. How did Arlington's elementary...
- Arlington Students Pick Mock-caldecott Award Winners
With the official Caldecott announcement later this morning, we wanted to share the results from two more Arlington school groups: Students at Key Elementary selected I Want My Hat Back by Jon Klassen as their winner. They awarded two Caldecott...
- Long Branch, Nottingham Students Chose Mock-caldecott Winners
Here are more results from our "mock" Caldecott committees: Long Branch Elementary School: Caldecott Winner: Grandpa Green by Lane SmithCaldecott honors: Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star, illustrated by Jerry Pinkney; Little White Rabbit by Kevin Henkes;...
- Barrett And Barcroft Students Chose Mock-caldecott Award Winners
Here are more results from our "mock" Caldecott committees: Barrett Elementary 2nd graders: Caldecott Winner: Bone Dog by Eric Rohmann Caldecott honor: Perfect Square by Michael Hall Barcroft Elementary 3rd graders: Caldecott Winner: ...
- Drew And Key Students Chose Mock-caldecott Award Winners
Here are more results from our "mock" Caldecott committees: Drew Elementary School: Caldecott Award: If Rocks Could Sing: A Discovered Alphabet by Leslie McGuirk. Caldecott honors: to Night Flight: Amelia Earhart Crosses the Atlantic...
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Elementary School Students Pick Mock Caldecott Winners
Each year, some Arlington Public School librarians team up with young book lovers to select the best picture book of the year. With guidance from the librarians, students in ten elementary schools analyzed the illustrations of up to a dozen potential Caldecott award-winning books before selecting their favorite.
Here are some of their 2010 choices:
- Glebe Elementary School
- Long Branch Elementary School
- Key Elementary
- McKinley Elementary School
- Patrick Henry Elementary
- Randolph Elementary School
- And The (real) Caldecott Winner Is...
On Monday, A Ball for Daisy by Chris Raschka won the coveted 2012 Caldecott Medal! Caldecott honors were awarded to Blackout by John Rocco; Grandpa Green by Lane Smith; and Me... Jane by Patrick McDonnell. How did Arlington's elementary...
- Arlington Students Pick Mock-caldecott Award Winners
With the official Caldecott announcement later this morning, we wanted to share the results from two more Arlington school groups: Students at Key Elementary selected I Want My Hat Back by Jon Klassen as their winner. They awarded two Caldecott...
- Long Branch, Nottingham Students Chose Mock-caldecott Winners
Here are more results from our "mock" Caldecott committees: Long Branch Elementary School: Caldecott Winner: Grandpa Green by Lane SmithCaldecott honors: Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star, illustrated by Jerry Pinkney; Little White Rabbit by Kevin Henkes;...
- Barrett And Barcroft Students Chose Mock-caldecott Award Winners
Here are more results from our "mock" Caldecott committees: Barrett Elementary 2nd graders: Caldecott Winner: Bone Dog by Eric Rohmann Caldecott honor: Perfect Square by Michael Hall Barcroft Elementary 3rd graders: Caldecott Winner: ...
- Drew And Key Students Chose Mock-caldecott Award Winners
Here are more results from our "mock" Caldecott committees: Drew Elementary School: Caldecott Award: If Rocks Could Sing: A Discovered Alphabet by Leslie McGuirk. Caldecott honors: to Night Flight: Amelia Earhart Crosses the Atlantic...