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Jon Agee (fiction, wordplay) Edward Ardizzone (multi-genre, including picture books about Tim) Molly Bang (folklore, easy readers) Jan Brett (fiction: animals) Norman Bridwell (fiction: Clifford) Raymond Briggs (fiction: The Snowman) Marcia Brown (multi-genre, including folklore) Anthony Brown (fiction) Marc Brown (fiction: Arthur) Ashley Bryan (folktales: Africa, poetry) John Burningham (realistic fiction, fantasy) Eric Carle (fiction: animals – Very Hungry Caterpillar) Lucille Clifton (poetry) Barbara Cooney (multi-genre, including folklore: Miss Rumphius) Nina Crews (fiction) Doreen Cronin (fiction: humor) Tomie dePaola (multi-genre, including folklore, family stories) Leo and Diane Dillon (illustrators, folklore) Rebecca Kai Dotlich (poetry) Douglas Florian (poetry) Mem Fox (fiction) Marla Frazee (fiction) Don Freeman (fiction: Corduroy) Mordecai Gerstein (multi-genre) Bob Graham (fiction) Eloise Greenfield (multi-genre, including poetry) Mini Grey (fiction) Kevin Henkes (fiction, including the Lilly books) Russell and Lillian Hoban (fiction: Frances) Mary Ann Hoberman (poetry) Shirley Hughes (realistic fiction: Alfie stories, Tales of Trotter Street) Trina Schart Hyman (folklore, illustrator) Rachel Isadora (folklore) G. Brian Karas (multi-genre, illustrator) Ezra Jack Keats (fiction) Holly Keller (realistic fiction) Steven Kellogg (fiction) Betsy Lewin (fiction) Leo Lionni (fiction: animal) Arnold Lobel (fiction: animal) Gerald McDermott (folklore) Patricia McKissack (multi-genre, including multicultural folktales, realistic stories) Kate and Jim McMullan (fiction; humor) James Marshall (fiction, folktales, easy readers) Bill Martin Jr. (fiction) Emily Arnold McCully (multi-genre, including historical fiction) Grades Pre-K–2 Folklore, Fiction, and Poetry David McPhail (fiction) Susan Meddaugh (fiction, including Martha Speaks) Else Holmelund Minarik (fiction, easy readers) Lynne Rae Perkins (fiction, family stories) Jerry Pinkney (multi-genre, including multicultural folklore) Patricia Polacco (fiction, multicultural family stories) Chris Raschka (fiction) Peggy Rathmann (fiction: humor) Faith Ringgold (fiction, including multicultural family stories) Glen Rounds (fiction: West) Cynthia Rylant (poetry, fiction, including easy readers: Henry and Mudge) Allen Say (fiction, multicultural historical fiction) Alice Schertle (poetry) Amy Schwartz (fiction) Martha Sewall (multi-genre, fiction) David Shannon (fiction: the David books) Marjorie Sharmat (fiction, easy readers: Nate the Great) Uri Shulevitz (multi-genre, including folklore) Judy Sierra (fiction, poetry, folktales) Marilyn Singer (multi-genre, including poetry) Peter Sis (fiction) William Steig (fiction) John Steptoe (fiction, including multicultural folklore and family stories) Tomi Ungerer (fiction) Chris Van Allsburg (fiction: fantasy) Jean van Leeuwen (fiction, easy readers - Amanda Pig, others) Rosemary Wells (fiction: Max, others) David Wiesner (fiction) Mo Willems (fiction, easy readers) Vera Williams (fiction: realistic) Wong Herbert Yee (fiction, easy readers) Jane Yolen (multi-genre) Ed Young (folktales) Paul Zelinsky (multi-genre, including folklore and tall tales; illustrator) Margot and Harve Zemach (folktales) Charlotte Zolotow (realistic fiction) 116 Massachusetts Curriculum Framework for English Language Arts and Literacy, March 2011
Grades Pre-K–2 Multi-Genre and Informational Texts Aliki (informational: science and history; concept books) Mitsumasa Anno (multi-genre, including concept books and history) Jim Arnosky (informational: science) Molly Bang (multi-genre) Nic Bishop (informational: science) Vicki Cobb (informational: science) Joanna Cole (informational: science – Magic Schoolbus) Floyd Cooper (multi-genre, illustrator) Donald Crews (multi-genre, including concept books, multicultural family stories) Ed Emberly (multi-genre) Michael Emberly (multi-genre) Brian Floca (informational) Gail Gibbons (informational: science and history) Eloise Greenfield (multi-genre) Tana Hoban (concept books; photography) Patricia McKissack (informational) Margaret Miller (concept books; photography) Kadir Nelson (multi-genre, multicultural history and biography) Jerry Pinkney (informational: Africa) James Ransome (multi-genre, including multicultural history and biography) Anne Rockwell (multi-genre, including concept books) Allen Say (multi-genre) Laura Vaccaro Seeger (concept books) Marcia Sewall (informational: colonial America) Peter Sis (multi-genre, including biography and history) Peter Spier (informational: history) See the annual Horn Book Guide for ongoing additional selections
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MASSACHUSETTS CURRICULUM FRAMEWORK
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Commissioner’s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lead Writers David
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INTRODUCTION
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Key Design Considerations for the S
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What is Not Covered by the Standard
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Guiding Principles for English Lang
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Standards Organization and Key Feat
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College and Career Readiness Anchor
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Reading Standards for Literature Pr
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Reading Standards for Informational
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Reading Standards: Foundational Ski
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Writing Standards Pre-K-5 [W] Grade
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Writing Standards Pre-K-5 [W] Grade
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Speaking and Listening Standards Pr
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Language Standards Pre-K-5 [L] Pre-
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Language Standards Pre-K-5 [L] Grad
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Language Standards Pre-K-5 [L] Grad
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Language Progressive Skills, by Gra
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Texts Illustrating the Complexity,
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STANDARDS FOR English Language Arts
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Reading Standards for Literature 6-
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Reading Standards for Literature 6-
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Writing Standards 6-12 [W] The foll
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Writing Standards 6-12 [W] Grade 6
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Writing Standards 6-12 [W] Grades 9
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