Immigration – Judith Jango-Cohen

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Immigration

Knock, Knock! Who’s there? Crayfish!

Author_visit_program_school_Mass_nonfiction_205 — Tap! Tap! Children knock on pots to call out their crayfish during a science experiment.

Hmmmmmm . . . Male or female?

**When I visit classrooms I learn about my readers–and from my readers! Thank you to all the teachers and students who welcomed me this year.**

Below are some highlights.

“Gators, Octopi, and Grizzlies, Oh, My!”

Version 2

Author_visit_program_school_Mass_nonfiction_208 — Pre-program Reading

Version 2 — How does an alligator brush her teeth?

Author_visit_program_school_Mass_nonfiction_210 — Where’s the octopus’s stomach?

Author_visit_program_school_Mass_nonfiction_211 — Looking like an antelope

“Exciting Writing!”

Version 2 — Revising fairy tales is exciting writing!

Author_visit_program_school_Mass_nonfiction_214 2 — “Making Music” with Alliteration!

Author_visit_program_school_Mass_nonfiction_213 — “Painting Pictures” with similes.

“Images of Immigrants”

4228474 — “Even those with no possessions carry three things with them: courage, hope, and a story.”

Author_visit_program_school_Mass_nonfiction_215 — Children whose ancestors are Jewish, Italian, and Irish

I look forward to meeting some of you in the classroom.

Keep reading and writing!

AUTHOR PROGRAMS/VISITS BROCHURE

Program/author visit video:
SCHOOL PROGRAM / AUTHOR VISIT VIDEO

Photography website:
http://www.agpix.com/cohen

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Winter Author School Visits

This winter I had a wonderful time on school visits in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Thank you to the parents, librarians, and teachers, who invited me to their schools to present the following programs:
“Gators, Octopi, and Grizzlies, Oh, My!”
“Exciting Writing”
“Images of Immigrants” .

Author_visit_program_school_Mass_nonfiction_17 — The author and friends at the Fox Hill School for their nonfiction kick-off last spring.

“Images of Immigrants”
Some people came to America with only faith, hope, and a story.

“Gators, Octopi, and Grizzlies, Oh, My!”
Ground squirrels are always on the watch for grizzly bears.

When a grizzly bear pokes its nose into the air . . . SNIFF! SNIFF! . . . Beware!

An octopus slips out of her tank to say, “Hello!”

A baby gator’s yellow stripes help to camouflage it in the grass. Hungry hawks are on the watch!

“Exciting Writing”
Greenwood School students think that alliteration makes writing exciting.

View or download a new brochure: AUTHOR PROGRAMS/VISITS BROCHURE

See our photography web site: http://www.agpix.com/cohen

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Mrs. Jennifer Cimini, M.Ed.

Positively passionate 4th grade teacher, mom, being myself and helping others!

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