41. :: Karen King, Children's Writer (Official site) Author of picture, story, and activity books. Features biography, brief reviews, online reading books, school visits, tutoring information for writing children s fiction. http://www.neton8.co.uk/n8/karenking/

Home Out Now! Silly Moo! Cow loses her memory and can't remember where her home is. A very funny lift-the-flap book for younger readers. Dognapped! supersleuth Amy Carter to get her gran's dog back. As the drama unfolds, the reader is able to join the hunt by downloading audio podcasts, which reveal key clues to help solve the case! Sabotage! Disaster after disaster befalls Old Joe's cottage following his refusal to sell it to a property developer. Luckily, Amy Carter is on the case and, with side-kick Max, she sets out to expose the saboteur. Podcast clues take the reader to the heart of the action. And Me! When Mum goes shopping Maya has to stay with Grandad. Grandad has lots of interesting things for her to do. More Titles Plays for Primary Schools 27 plays for the whole school year plus teacher's notes with suggestions for making costumes, props and ideas for performance. The Treasure Hunt Can you help Karen and Mark solve the clues to win the Treasure Hunt? Dolphin Rescue Read this exciting holiday diary and find out all about real dolphin rescues. All Aboard Lili and Zac's parents are the wardens of Karlin Island marine nature reserve. Life there is never dull!

42. Carol Parenzan Smalley - Writing For Children Carol Parenzan Smalley Children's author, small business consultant, professional speaker, writor/editor, photographer, writing coach, business mentor. http://www.carolsmalley.com/wfc.htm

Writing for Children Course Description: Join a published children's author to discover how you can touch the hearts of children by creating books for them. In this highly interactive, hands-on course, you'll take pen to paper and begin work on your first fiction or nonfiction manuscript. In the process, you'll explore the changing world of children's literature and understand the various formatsfrom baby's first books to novels for young adults. You'll get insights from guest authors and editors to gain a better understanding of the needs of today's market. By researching the genre and recognizing niche players, you'll open doors of opportunity, many of which you may not have previously considered. By the time you finish this course, you'll have all the tools and resources you'll need to continue to grow as a writer for children. Click here for Carol's online writing course " Writing for Children " at ed2go. What You Will Learn in Six Weeks: Lesson 01 Are you a beginning writer with a story to tell or a published writer who wishes to build on your successes? Do you dream of creating books that children will love? In our first lesson, we're going to revisit your childhood in order to help you move forward in your writing career. We'll spend time with a children's media consultant to learn about her childhood, her love for books, and the changing face of children's publishing. You'll discover that the best way to write well is to read well-written books. And, we'll discuss that Harry character and the impact he has on your future.

43. Fiction Notes By Writing Teacher And Author Darcy Pattison Children s book author provides resources for selecting literature for children and teaching writing to children. http://darcypattison.com/

Search Search Go Home About Speaker Archives ... Subscribe Fiction Notes Join us on Facebook for a discussion of scenes. Featured Today in Fiction Notes Stores When I teach Novel Revision Retreats selecting great scenes revised those scenes layered plot layers and subplots , all the while avoiding the most common pitfalls Now an EBook An example: In my teen fantasy novel, The Wayfinder (now available as an ebook on Amazon Post a comment novel revision Featured Post Shrunken Manuscript Asides What's your Twitter Name? List it in the comments and I'll follow you! Or follow me @FictionNotes and I'll follow you back. Read my guest post on Cynsations blog, "Darcy Pattison on Creating Book Trailers." Thanks, Cynthia, for hosting me! President Obama is getting published: his 40-page children's picture book, Of Thee I Sing: A Letter to my Daughters will have an initial print run of half a million copies when it is released on November 16. I was just interviewed on The Creative Penn podcast about my Book Trailer Manual To listen, go here: http://www.thecreativepenn.com/2010/09/03/how-to-use-book-trailers-effectively-interview-with-darcy-pattison/ My article

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The C ompassionate F riends of S outh W est G eorgi A Located in Thomasville, Georgia A Memorial of sons and daughters who died. The Compassionate Friends is a nonprofit self-help organization for families who have experienced the death of a son or daughter (of any age). The mission of The Compassionate Friends is to assist families in the positive resolution of grief following the death of a child and to provide information to help others be supportive. On this site, you will find: Compassionate Friends: A Royal Beginning To view other sections, click your left mouse button on links that are highlighted as brite blue, underlined words. Our Calendar of Special Dates Compassionate Friends Credo Local, State, National Chapters Our Children Remembered Dedicated Pages Arlyn Beal Sarah Cowling Ashley Cumbie Tara Kawahata ... Ben McClain Jackson You may want to Bookmark this site due to regular updates of new content and additional pages. Thank you for visiting; it makes us feel good for people to remember our children. Sign Our Guestbook View Our Guestbook Top of Page Related Sites: Grieving Parents Support Group A Support Group for Grieving GrandParents Parents of Suicides Support Group The Compassionate Friends of Atlanta, Georgia

46. Writing For Children Writing for Children . Make 'Em Laugh Using Humor by Laura Backes Children's Book Insider 1744 was a good year for children's literature. http://awriters.tripod.com/cbi.htm

Build your own FREE website at Tripod.com Share: Facebook Twitter Digg reddit document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard']); document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard2']); Writing for Children Make 'Em Laugh Using Humor by Laura Backes [Children's Book Insider] 1744 was a good year for children's literature. John Newbery produced "A Little Pretty Pocket-Book," the first book written exclusively for children. It was also about this time that Mother Goose arrived on the scene with her now famous nursery rhymes. But these first examples of writing for children were more didactic than entertaining. They were based on adults' assumptions of what childhood should be like, and were meant educate or impart a moral lesson. Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, published in 1865, is often cited as the first example of nonsense in a children's book (though it contains plenty of morals), and Mark Twain's subtly humorous take on the nature of mankind caused his books to be banned in schools for many years. Fortunately, editors, parents and teachers have come to realize the importance of humor in children's literature (thanks largely to Dr. Seuss), and children's books in the last 45 years have reflected this change. Childhood is now seen as a stage of development in its own right, not just a training ground for adulthood. Books can make children dream, think, and laugh without having to teach them a lesson on every page. Child development experts generally break humor into four categories: physical humor; humor of situation; humor involving play of language; humor of character. The order of this grouping suggests that the first two categories are less sophisticated than the last two. But all four can be used in children's books for all ages. The most successful children's books lead the reader through the steps of the joke. It's the punch line that's important; the more subtle and sophisticated the joke, the older the reader.

47. Adoption Clubhouse A resource for adopted children and their parents. Contains sections such as Speak Out, which features writings from children about adoption, as well as sections on famous people, homework help, clubhouse library, fun stuff, and adoption talk. http://www.adoptionclubhouse.org/

Login/register Look around and tell us what you think. Here are a few highlights: Entertainment -Find out about books, tv shows, movies and entertainers with a adoption connection. Life/Advice – Ask Rachel is here along with other articles about life with adoption. Show Off - While we want your opinion about everything, here is where we want to feature you: photos, drawings, stories, songs, videos, send it to us and we’ll put it up! Enjoy, come back, and tell your friends! Hey Rachel! In this month's column, "Hey Rachel" on learning differences in children. Hey everyone! Happy spring! Read more connect entertainment books ... talk to us

48. Writing For Children - EHow.com Learn about Writing For Children on eHow.com. Find info and videos including How to Write a Children's Book, How to Write for Children's Magazines, How to Write Children's Books http://www.ehow.com/writing-for-children/

Family Food Health Home Money Style More Home Writing For Children Writing For Children Writing For Children Featured Articles How to Write a Children's Cookbook Many adults with a passion for cooking have fond memories of watching a parent put meals together. Aspiring young chefs take an even bigger role in menu planning and prep if both parents work outside the home or family schedules preclude everyone eating at the same time. Writing a children's cookbook is a fun way to share simple... How to Write a Children's Novel Children's writing is a specific niche that requires a great understanding of voice, character and readership. According to Writing-World's interview with the editor of a popular children's magazine, "Highlights for Children," stellar children's stories have "a fresh voice, an engaging plot, and memorable characters." Keeping these... How to Write a Children's Autobiography You don't have to be living on this Earth for 50 years to have a story worth telling, which is exactly the reason teachers love to assign autobiography writing as part of their English curricula starting with the third grade. As a bonus, writing an autobiography helps a child develop skills that have nothing to do with writing. This... How to Write a Speech for Children Planning a speech to give to children entails the same process as any speech. Plan, outline, rehearse and, finally, give your speech. Children, however, present issues not present with adult audiences. When preparing a speech for children remember to catch and hold your young audience's fleeting attention, appeal to special-needs...

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Home Join a Community Learn the Craft Get Motivated ... Read what students say about our courses! WRITING FOR CHILDREN Facilitator Kathryn Lay Workshop Syllabus Writing for Children isn't a childish endeavor. It takes knowledge of children and their hopes and dreams and fears. It also takes preparation, skill, and an understanding of the modern market. Writers for children have a desire to challenge, encourage, inspire, teach (without it being too obvious) and entertain their young readers. Whether writing for children's magazines or books, for those who are read to or those who read to themselves, there is a great deal of hard work and excitement in this market. Week 1 Writing for Children's Magazines Writing children’s short stories requires many of the same elements of writing novels; strong plot, realistic characters, believable dialogue, tension, and more. Yet you only have a few hundred words to accomplish this. Magazines offer many opportunities: non-fiction, puzzles, rebus, crafts, and more. Understanding children’s magazines is important for writing for them; their needs, wants, and levels. Week 2 Writing the Picture Book Is it a picture book or short story? Picture books have definite differences. Do you need to send in illustrations? How do you create a dummy and do you send it to publishers? What are editors looking for in picture books now? What about rhyming and alphabet books? The picture book market is getting tighter, yet many new children’s authors decide to start their career by writing the visual, short text books.

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51. How To Write Books For Children: Writing For Children Means Thinking About Your Sep 26, 2008 Writing for children means thinking about your own past, while staying in touch with young people now, says Michael Rosen http://www.guardian.co.uk/books/2008/sep/26/michaelrosen.writing.booksforchildre

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53. *Writing Children's Books* AARON SHEPARD'S KIDWRITING PAGE *Publishing Children' Update info for The Business of Writing for Children. Kidwriting Samples. Fullsize samples of children’s writer materials. A supplement to The Business of Writing for Children. http://www.aaronshep.com/kidwriter/

Aaron Shepard’s Kidwriting Page Writing Children’s Books, Publishing Children’s Books ~ Writing for Children ~ Kidwriting Search Subscribe to Bulletin Aaron’s Home Page What’s New? ... Contact Aaron Here are free resources for writing children’s books and publishing children’s books (not “ childrens ”)—all from award-winning children’s author Aaron Shepard . (If you’re a kid wanting to write and publish, please visit Aaron’s Young Authors Page .) Good luck in your writing and publishing! Please note: This page is provided as a courtesy to the children’s writing community. However, Aaron cannot offer private help to aspiring writers. Sorry! Aaron’s Kidwriting Book! The Business of Writing for Children An Award-Winning Author’s Tips on Writing Children’s Books and Publishing Them Dangerous Myths and Terrible Truths Beginners, please read! A quick intro to writing children’s books and publishing them. Writing Your Story Tips on how to write children’s stories. The Inside Story Articles on children’s book writing and publishing. Kidwriting Quotes Aaron’s favorite quotes on writing children’s books and publishing them.

54. Writing For Children Course From The London School Of Journalism This LSJ distance learning course shows you how to write stories for Childrenl. Established in 1920,the LSJ has an international reputation for excellence. http://www.home-study.com/children.php

MAIN INDEX journalism courses news journalism freelance writing sports writing travel writing ... mentoring service creative courses novel writing short story best sellers romantic novels ... newspaper cartooning educational courses improve your english english for business english history english literature UK Learning Provider No.10023413 LONDON SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM Number of lesson modules Fees information Average duration 9-15 months Enrolment form Writing for Children Many people assume that the art of writing for children does not need to be learnt. Parents are able to hold the attention of their children by the stories they invent. Authors sometimes take the view that this ability is, in itself, sufficient. They forget that the attention of such a private audience is already assured! A different technique is necessary with an audience who can just put down a boring book or story, and instead watch television or play on a computer. This course has been prepared to meet that challenge. You will learn how to put together an exciting, original plot, to create believable characters and to inject just the right amount of mystery, suspense, fun and reassurance for the age group at which you are aiming. If you want to write a complete book you can do so under the instruction of your tutor - the lesson basics are the same, but the exercises are different. Topics covered: Magic and mystery The pre-school reader Planning the story Full-length fiction Writing the story Writing non-fiction Characterisation

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Free Brochure About the School Writing Courses Double Guarantee How to Enroll Writing for Children The demand for good children's writers is growing steadily. We'll show you how to help meet that demand and fulfill your goal of becoming a published children's writer. About the Course Our Children's Writing Course shows you how to make the most of your talent, your interests, your childhood memories and feelings and turn them into memorable and marketable stories and articles for young readers. You'll also learn how to tackle the growing fields of radio, theatre and television for young audiences. Module 1 The Basics of Children's Writing Module 2 Children's Writing Genres Module 3 Module 4 Children's Writing Toolbox Writing Courses Winghill Writing School

58. Writing For Children Help And Information How to articles and practical tips about writing for children, both fiction and nonfiction. http://writingforchildren.bellaonline.com/Site.asp

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59. Writing For Children:Distance Learning Course-Home Study/Online Courses This Distance Learning Course gives you the unique opportunity to develop a career as a children's writer. The course provide you with the knowledge to develop ideas for books http://www.elearnca.com/page75.php

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60. London School Of Journalism | Writing For Children This LSJ distance learning course shows you how to write stories for Childrenl. Established in 1920,the LSJ has an international reputation for excellence. http://www.lsj.org/web/children.php

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