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Exploring the Literature of Fact: Linking Reading and Writing through Information Trade Books

Barbara Moss, Susan D. Leone, Mary Lou Dipillo

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Discusses three ways elementary teachers can improve student understanding expository text through reading and writing of information trade books: reading and writing about information trade books; reading and creating innovations on information trade books; and reading and writing retellings of information trade books.

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Discusses three ways elementary teachers can improve student understanding expository text through reading and writing of information trade books: reading and writing about information trade books; reading and creating innovations on information trade books; and reading and writing retellings of information trade books.

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Discusses three ways elementary teachers can improve student understanding expository text through reading and writing of information trade books: reading and writing about information trade books; reading and creating innovations on information trade books; and reading and writing retellings of information trade books.

Key concepts: Reading (process), Computer science, Pedagogy, Mathematics education, Psychology, Linguistics, Philosophy

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