Meet The Author: Julie Danneberg
I am retired now, but I was a teacher for many years.
Throughout my career I taught all grades, but for the last 14 years I was a middle school teacher.
I really loved teaching and of course, being around kids all day gave me LOTS and LOTS of ideas! Sometimes I even made…I mean asked…my students to read my stories and give me ideas for improvement.
Teaching the Reading Process (with videos)
As a writer of nonfiction, I use the Reading Process to guide my thinking in order to comprehend and then synthesize the information I get
One Book. Three Types of Nonfiction: A Lesson For Students on How and Why to Use Different Types of Nonfiction in Their Writing
My picture book biography, Monet Paints a Day, (Charlesbridge, 2011),was written using three different kinds of nonfiction. This was done because I had so much
First Day Jitters and a Timed Writing Assignment
Whenever I talk to students, whether in my own class or during school visits, I’m inevitably asked how my book, First Day Jitters, came into