Altri nomi: Budd, Elizabeth
Budd, E. S.
Sirimarco, Elizabeth (birth)
Data di nascita: 1966-07-26
Sesso: female
Luogo di residenza: Denver, Colorado, USA
Istruzione: University of Colorado (BA)
Relazioni: Budd, David (husband)
Breve biografia: [from The Child's World website]
Hal Rogers is the pen name of Elizabeth Budd, a Colorado-based writer and editor. Elizabeth has written more than fifty books for children on subjects ranging from Steven Spielberg to Thomas Jefferson, the Cold War to gypsies. A graduate of the University of Colorado at Boulder, she holds a degree in Italian language from Universita per Stranieri di Siena in, Tuscany, Italy, as well. She also writes under the names E. S. Budd and Elizabeth Sirimarco (her maiden name). Elizabeth has been fortunate to collaborate with her husband, photographer David Budd, on several books for The Child's World. They live in Denver, Colorado's capital city, with Roger the cat and Sebastian the Rottweiler.

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Trains (Transportation Machines At Work) (Tr… di Hal Rogers

This is an informational book telling about all the things trains are used for. It tells about how trains carry cargo and people. The book ends with showing pictures and diagrams of the different parts of the train. This is a great book to use for instruction during a unit about transportation. It tells the very important details that children need to know when it comes to what they do and how they look. Definitely a book I would use in my classroom.

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ks2625 | 2 altre recensioni | Jan 23, 2018 |

Trains (Transportation Machines At Work) (Tr… di Hal Rogers

This book was all about trains. It talked about the different parts of a train. It also showed the ways to drive a train and how fast a train should be driven.

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NatalieMarshall | 2 altre recensioni | Nov 18, 2015 |

Trains (Machines at Work; Transportation Machines) di Hal Rogers

This book could be used for teaching kids about trains. I think it would be more of a hit with the younger boys in a class. It would depend on the child's reading level as to whether or not he or she can understand this.

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CSansing | 2 altre recensioni | Nov 12, 2015 |

Cherry Pickers (Machines at Work; Farm Machines) di Hal Rogers

Cherry Pickers by Hal Rogers is a good book for students to read to help them understand what a cherry picker is, how it works, what are the parts of a cherry picker, how to steer it and what jobs it is used for. Many teachers check this book out when doing a lesson on farms and farm machinery, The illustrations are done simply so that a child can see the parts clearly, On almost every page the illustrator has placed a red arrow pointing to the object that is being described by the author,. There is also a caption for every picture that tells what is happening in each picture. On the page next to the picture, the author starts each page with a question.
This book has a Table of Contents, Glossary, Index, a Books to Go Along With this section, and a Web Sites page for students to get more information to visit.
This is a good book for teachers and parents to read to young children, as well as a good tool to work on Informational skills.
The Accelerated Reading level is 2.4.… (altro)

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KarenNunez | Jan 21, 2013 |

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