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Check out the books we are publishing this year.  If you see one you want to particopate in, that is not full, please contact us, by filling in your information.

Narrative Topics

Our narrative books are fun to write.  You could be participating with a class from our local area, but you may even have the chance to be working with students from another country, like Hong Kong or France.

Once deciding on a book, your class maywrite the beginning, where you develop the characters and setting or the problem, the solution or the ending.  The fifth class will complete the illustrations.

You will receive further instructions once you receive a log in and password for our Member’s Area.

Here are the fiction choices:
Book One -  Team Building

Book Two -  Respect

Book Three- Friendship

Book Four - Courage
Non-Fiction Topics

There is no limit to the number of classes involved in the non-fiction books.  However, we do need a minimum of four.

Book Five - Top Ten Books Recommended for Kids by Kids
We know your students love books, why not pick one of your favorite read alouds and tell us why you recommend it.

Book Six - Amazing Animals
We all know kids love animals and are fascinated by animal facts.  As a class pick out your favorite and most fascinating animal to study.  Your class will need to describe what the animal looks like, where it lives, what it eats and each student will be asked to contribute an amazing fact.

Book Seven - Easy Holiday Crafts
With Christmas coming up this December, we have decided to add a Holiday book into the mix.  This book will be a procedural writing activity for your class where your class will get the chance to write the procedure for making an easy craft.

Book Eight - Student Rules
We know that kids can be persuasive, so why not give them the chance to rewrite or add to our school/class rules?  For this writing activity, the students are asked to write the persuasive text in a letter format that will be addressed to the Principal or the Director of Education.