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- The Adventure of Gracie and Ami
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This children’s story is written as an exciting piece of realistic fiction. The author’s purpose is to share an adventure of two young girls to entert
Show moreThis children’s story is written as an exciting piece of realistic fiction. The author’s purpose is to share an adventure of two young girls to entertain elementary students in order to teach conflict resolution skills.
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This is a student final project from EDCI 308, taught by Dr. Roxanne Bourque in Spring 2023.
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- Children's stories
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- 2023
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- The Best Lunch Yet
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The purpose for writing this story is to share a very important part of my culture, because it is important to be the voice of the Louisiana children
Show moreThe purpose for writing this story is to share a very important part of my culture, because it is important to be the voice of the Louisiana children that they can relate to. I want the Creole and Cajun little boys and girls to feel seen and accurately represented. As a Creole child growing up in Louisiana, I cannot remember a time where I had the feeling “Wow, they are just like me!” or, “I know that place, I’ve been there!” Nothing written in/about Louisiana resonated with me, which is a genuine issue. Louisiana literature does not have to portray swamps, bayous, or food like Louisiana crawfish. The purpose is to show underrepresented cultures, like Creole in Louisiana who are missing in Louisiana children’s literature. The author’s purpose is to write with authenticity of character, whether they look like them, or identify with their personality. This chapter is a work of humorous fiction to include Louisiana locations and language. This story is grade level 3 appropriate, the tone of this story is mischievous, determined, and retaliating.
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This is a student final project from EDCI 308, taught by Dr. Roxanne Bourque in Spring 2022.
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- Children's stories
- Date Issued
- 2022
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- A Cajun’s Christmas Eve
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The author’s purpose for this story is to offer a traditional twist to a classic night before Christmas tale. With the documentation of Southern Louis
Show moreThe author’s purpose for this story is to offer a traditional twist to a classic night before Christmas tale. With the documentation of Southern Louisiana culture, children across the region can connect on a level of humor, information, and, most importantly, their authentic Cajun voice. This fictional story, combined with a touch of fantasy, is appropriate for a third-grade reader.
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This is a student final project from EDCI 308, taught by Dr. Roxanne Bourque in Spring 2022.
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- Children's stories
- Date Issued
- 2022
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- The Copycats
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The author's purpose of the story is to document our culture with real Louisiana stories for young children. This story demonstrates authenticity of v
Show moreThe author's purpose of the story is to document our culture with real Louisiana stories for young children. This story demonstrates authenticity of voice, Louisiana culture in children’s literature. It is grade level is appropriate for 3rd Grade. he author's tone of the story demonstrates humor, informational context, and Fiction/Non-Fiction combined.
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This is a student final project from EDCI 308, taught by Dr. Roxanne Bourque in Spring 2022.
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- Children's stories
- Date Issued
- 2022
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- Feu Follets in Crowley
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The purpose of this story is to support early literacy for young children and to align ELA content to Louisiana Believes Social Studies standards.
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Show moreThe purpose of this story is to support early literacy for young children and to align ELA content to Louisiana Believes Social Studies standards. This story is an original work of historical fiction in Louisiana folklore. Children from grades 1st to 6th can read and learn from stories. The work is humorous and problem-solving. The story showcases teamwork, children working together to achieve a goal.
This is a student final project from EDCI 308, taught by Dr. Roxanne Bourque in Fall 2021.
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- Children's stories
- Date Issued
- 2021
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- Grammy’s House
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The purpose of this story is to document real Louisiana stories for young children. There are so many young students in Louisiana, and it is very impo
Show moreThe purpose of this story is to document real Louisiana stories for young children. There are so many young students in Louisiana, and it is very important that these children experience storytelling that expresses their own culture. True Louisiana culture is very different from lots of the stereotypes that are shown in most Louisiana literature. I feel it is important for young students to read about real Louisiana culture. I would classify this book as a true story based on my childhood where I spent lots of time at my grandparent’s house with my sister and my cousins. This is a story of my life growing up in Southern Louisiana. This story is appropriate for all young children, and I believe it is important for young children to hear real stories about Louisiana. This is a dramatic and humorous retelling of events in my childhood, it is lighthearted and fun for young children to read!
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This is a student final project from EDCI 308, taught by Dr. Roxanne Bourque in Spring 2022.
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- Children's stories
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- 2022
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- Greatest Of All Time
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To document our Louisiana culture through stories for young children and to give an authentic voice on how a child truly feels. Writing a children’s c
Show moreTo document our Louisiana culture through stories for young children and to give an authentic voice on how a child truly feels. Writing a children’s chapter booked based on my own personal experience with Louisiana culture allows me to dive into the mindset of a young child today and show a part of my childhood growing up in a little town, north of the famous I-49, Carencro, Louisiana. The town of blue and gold, as one might say. For me this town is more than a pinpoint on a map, it’s my home, where all my memories and adventures reside and by writing this story, I was able to bring the memories and adventures of Shubee and Shu Shu to life.
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This is a student final project from EDCI 308, taught by Dr. Roxanne Bourque in Spring 2022.
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- Children's stories
- Date Issued
- 2022
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- The Louisiana Sisters
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The purpose of this story is to entertain young children to enter the whimsical and simple world of Starhill, Louisiana. The genre is realistic fictio
Show moreThe purpose of this story is to entertain young children to enter the whimsical and simple world of Starhill, Louisiana. The genre is realistic fiction. The grade level is third grade and up. The purpose is to document our culture and our real Louisiana stories for young children. This project has helped me gain the perspective of a child and to challenge my writing skills.
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This is a student final project from EDCI 308, taught by Dr. Roxanne Bourque in Spring 2022.
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- Children's stories
- Date Issued
- 2022
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- No Hablo Ingles
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In our lives we would put into situations that we have no control over sometimes you could feel lost; but things will work out if you try your best. T
Show moreIn our lives we would put into situations that we have no control over sometimes you could feel lost; but things will work out if you try your best. This is the story of first struggle of many in America before the Hispanic population was bigger than it is now.
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This is a student final project from EDCI 308, taught by Dr. Roxanne Bourque in Spring 2022.
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- Children's stories
- Date Issued
- 2022
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- Papa J’s Cookie Jar
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The author’s purpose for “Papa J’s Cookie Jar” is to provide a funny nonfictional story that children can see themselves in. The story is filled with
Show moreThe author’s purpose for “Papa J’s Cookie Jar” is to provide a funny nonfictional story that children can see themselves in. The story is filled with humor and shows into the creative minds of children. This story can be read by 3rd grade and up.
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This is a student final project from EDCI 308, taught by Dr. Roxanne Bourque in Spring 2022.
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- Children's stories
- Date Issued
- 2022
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- Slip or Slide
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I write this story is the importance of documenting real Louisiana stories for young children. It is also important to express the authenticity of voi
Show moreI write this story is the importance of documenting real Louisiana stories for young children. It is also important to express the authenticity of voice of how a child really feels. This story explores the minds of children and the imagination that they possess within themselves. This book would classify as nonfiction because it is based on real events that took place in my childhood. It is appropriate for readers in the third grade. While this nonfiction story teaches a lesson, it is also combined with humorous aspects.
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This is a student final project from EDCI 308, taught by Dr. Roxanne Bourque in Spring 2022.
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- Children's stories
- Date Issued
- 2022
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- Va-T’en Rougarou (Go Away Rougarou)
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The purpose of this story is to introduce children to the idea of documenting Louisiana Folktales. This story is appropriate and aligned to ELA and So
Show moreThe purpose of this story is to introduce children to the idea of documenting Louisiana Folktales. This story is appropriate and aligned to ELA and Social Studies Standards from the Louisiana Believes curriculum and is appropriate for elementary aged students. Va T’en Rougarou or in English translation, Go Away Rougarou, can be used in the classroom to engage students in problem solving situations.
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This is a student final project from EDCI 308, taught by Dr. Roxanne Bourque in Fall 2022.
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- Children's stories
- Date Issued
- 2022
- Type of Resource
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