[aisle] Nonfiction Picture Book section in middle school

[Pantle, Holly]

I have a picture book section in my middle school library. My ELA teachers like to use the picture books to teach literary devices. Our self-contained class appreciates it too. 😊

Ms. Holly Pantle
Library Media Specialist
Charleston Middle School<http://www.charleston.k12.il.us/cms/index.html>
217-639-6012

2018-2020 Board Member
Association of Illinois School Library Educators<https://www.aisled.org/>
2019 AISLE & IATE Conference Program Committee

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Subject: [aisle] Nonfiction Picture Book section in middle school

Hi all,

I am in a middle school 6-8, but also service self-contained with reading levels ranging from k-5.

I have a large nonfiction section.  Mixed in are all the picture books that are nonfiction.

I am considering pulling them to create a nonfiction picture book section.

Does anyone else do something like this in middle school?  Thoughts....

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Sincerely,
Amy Hamernick
Media Specialist
Apple Teacher
Century Jr. High
@AhamernickCJH
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