Pat Hutchins (1942 - present) is a children's literature author and illustrator who was born and raised in England. She had wanted to become an artist from an early age and was highly encouraged to. Hutchins specialized in illustration while at art school and wrote five novels and created more than 25 picture books. Several of her books have the same main character by the name of Titch. The books that are in the Titch series were made into a television series beginning in 1998. Three seasons and 39 episodes were made.
http://falcon.jmu.edu/~ramseyil/pathutchins.htm
This website is the Pat Hutchins page from the Internet School Library Media Center. It is a webpage which contains links to several other websites that librarians, teachers, parents, and students may find interesting and useful.
There are four links to biographies written by different writers, several lists of books written by Hutchins, and quite a few links to lesson plans that use literature written by this author. The lesson plans are mostly for students in grades kindergarten through third, but there is one lesson plan for fifth and sixth grade. These lessons are very hands-on and are not only about literature. A few of the lessons are for math classes.
Sunday, January 27, 2008
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Good start! Just remind that to get an A, you should post more than 3 entries per week, eachon a different day. Check Vista for your grade.
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