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READING WITH PATRICIA POLACCO BOOKS: AN AUTHOR STUDY

By: Elly Elementary

Reading with Patricia Polacco Books: An Author Study is a comprehensive exploration of the works of acclaimed children’s author Patricia Polacco. This study aims to engage readers in an in-depth examination of Polacco’s literary contributions, themes, writing style, and artistic illustrations.

During this author study, readers delve into Patricia Polacco’s diverse collection of picture books, chapter books, and novels, which often draw inspiration from her own life experiences. Polacco’s stories tackle various topics, including friendship, family, cultural diversity, overcoming challenges, and the power of empathy. Through her heartfelt narratives, readers are exposed to important life lessons and are encouraged to develop empathy and understanding for others.
The study involves close reading and analysis of Polacco’s works, with an emphasis on identifying recurring themes, examining character development, and exploring the author’s use of language and imagery. Participants are encouraged to reflect on how Polacco’s stories resonate with their own experiences and emotions.

Through this author study, readers gain a deeper appreciation for Patricia Polacco’s contributions to children’s literature, recognizing her ability to engage readers of all ages with her compelling storytelling and captivating illustrations. The study encourages readers to develop critical thinking skills, empathy, and a love for reading while exploring the rich literary world of Patricia Polacco.

Patricia Polacco has a flair for writing children’s books that are real life as they are versions of her own life story. For example, “Thank You, Mr. Falker” depicts her own struggles as a reader and how she overcame them. It is a heartwarming story of a teacher who impacted her life. Another tender book is “My Rotten Red Headed Older Brother” which is a story that students can relate to and laugh about when thinking about their own families.

Patricia Polacco’s books can reach all elementary grade levels and still be enjoyed by upper grade students.This author study gives some reading and extension activities for specific Patricia Polacco books, as well as other suggested activities that can be used for various books in this study.

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READING WITH PATRICIA POLACCO BOOKS: AN AUTHOR STUDY

$6.00

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Reading with Patricia Polacco Books: An Author Study is a comprehensive exploration of the works of acclaimed children’s author Patricia Polacco. This study aims to engage readers in an in-depth examination of Polacco’s literary contributions, themes, writing style, and artistic illustrations.

During this author study, readers delve into Patricia Polacco’s diverse collection of picture books, chapter books, and novels, which often draw inspiration from her own life experiences. Polacco’s stories tackle various topics, including friendship, family, cultural diversity, overcoming challenges, and the power of empathy. Through her heartfelt narratives, readers are exposed to important life lessons and are encouraged to develop empathy and understanding for others.

The study involves close reading and analysis of Polacco’s works, with an emphasis on identifying recurring themes, examining character development, and exploring the author’s use of language and imagery. Participants are encouraged to reflect on how Polacco’s stories resonate with their own experiences and emotions.

Through this author study, readers gain a deeper appreciation for Patricia Polacco’s contributions to children’s literature, recognizing her ability to engage readers of all ages with her compelling storytelling and captivating illustrations. The study encourages readers to develop critical thinking skills, empathy, and a love for reading while exploring the rich literary world of Patricia Polacco.

Patricia Polacco has a flair for writing children’s books that are real life as they are versions of her own life story. For example, “Thank You, Mr. Falker” depicts her own struggles as a reader and how she overcame them. It is a heartwarming story of a teacher who impacted her life. Another tender book is “My Rotten Red Headed Older Brother” which is a story that students can relate to and laugh about when thinking about their own families.

Patricia Polacco’s books can reach all elementary grade levels and still be enjoyed by upper grade students.This author study gives some reading and extension activities for specific Patricia Polacco books, as well as other suggested activities that can be used for various books in this study.

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