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Jane Goodall

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Using simple text, describes the life and accomplishments of the zoologist who studied and cared for chimpanzees.

24 pages, Library Binding

First published September 30, 2005

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Jo S. Kittinger

34 books31 followers
A love of nature and a creative spirit come together in Jo S. Kittinger, author of 15 books for children. Her most recent books are JANE GOODALL and GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER, Scholastic News Nonfiction Readers with Childrens Press. Soon to be released are PRIMATES, a nonfiction vault book with Dalmatian Press, and THE HOUSE ON DIRTY-THIRD STREET, a picture book with Peachtree Publishers. In addition, she has published numerous items in various books, magazines, educational materials and newspapers.
Jo currently serves as a Regional Advisor for the Southern Breeze region (AL, MS, GA) of the Society of Childrens Book Writers and Illustrators, where she organizes two conferences for writers and illustrators of childrens literature each year. She enjoys making author talks at schools, libraries and conferences
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March 13, 2017
I read it to the 1st grade for Women's History month. I think they enjoyed it as it had chimpanzees in the story.
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July 18, 2013
This is a very simple biography of Jane Goodall. I liked how it had the vocabulary or new words highlighted for children to look out for during the book. It also gives readers places to go to find out more information.

Themes: Jane Goodall, animals, habitats, zoology

This could be used to introduce kindergartner or first graders to the concept of a biography.
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April 1, 2016
Scholastic News Nonfiction Readers book: The book is designed for first and second grade readers. It covers mostly her work in Africa with chimpanzees and introduces children to two of her most famous chimps.
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