Education Services News: Student Driven Awards- Cook Prize Finalists

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The Education Services collection consists of the Curriculum Collection and Juvenile Collection. The Curriculum Collection is a circulating collection of curricula, lesson plans, teacher materials, kits and non-circulating textbooks in support of teacher education.It is on the fourth floor of the library.

The Juvenile Collection is a circulating collection of books for use by university students taking education, children’s literature and young adult literature courses. The collection contains works for youth in grades pre K-12. Fiction picture books are housed in low shelving adjacent to the Juvenile Fiction and Juvenile Non-Fiction collection. These collections are on the third floor of the library.

Monday, February 10, 2020

Student Driven Awards- Cook Prize Finalists

From the Bank Street College of Education:

https://www.bankstreet.edu/library/center-for-childrens-literature/the-cook-prize/?mc_cid=b4c80bdafc&mc_eid=9969a1f01f

The Bank Street Center for Children's Literature

Is Delighted

to Announce the Candidates

for the 2020 Cook Prize

for Best STEM Picture Book of the Year!

The Candidates are:

Flower Talk: How Plants Use Color to Communicate by Sara Levine; illustrated by Masha D’Yans (Millbrook Press: A Division of Lerner Publishing Group)

Hedy Lamarr's Double Life by Laurie Wallmark; illustrated by Katy Wu (Sterling Children’s Books)

Mario and the Hole in the Sky: How a Chemist Saved Our Planet by Elizabeth Rusch; illustrated by Teresa Martínez (Charlesbridge)

Secret Engineer: How Emily Roebling Built the Brooklyn Bridge, by Rachel Dougherty (Roaring Brook Press)

If you have not already done so, you can use the red tab below to register your classes to participate in the selection process. Votes will be due by April 22, 2020.

Note the list of finalists for the Irma Black Award will be sent in mid-February. Use this link to register your classes.

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