Ginger Morris Caughman

Background

Ginger Morris Caughman, born Virginia Morris, was born on November 14, 1939, in Mccomb, Mississippi, United States, to James Polk Jr., a merchant, and Irene Reid Morris, a local historian.

Education

In 1961 Ginger graduated from Mississippi State College for Women (now Mississippi University for Women). She got there a Bachelor of Science.

Career

Ginger Morris Caughman worked as an elementary school teacher and school librarian at schools in Natchez, Mississippi, and St. Charles Parish, Louisiana.

She was a children's curriculum writer at Baptist Sunday School board from 1976 to 1980 and from 1992 to 1996.

From 1973 Ginger is a freelance writer. In 1990 she published "Church Library Promotion: A Handbook of How-tos." Her book "Teaching with Rhythm and Rhyme: Resources and Activities for Preschoolers through Grade Two" was published in 2000.

Achievements

• Ginger Morris Caughman is known as a freelance writer, teacher, and librarian. Her most famous works are "Teaching with Rhythm and Rhyme: Resources and Activities for Preschoolers Through Grade Two Ginger" and "Church Library Promotion: A Handbook of How-tos Ginger."

Works

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  • Teaching with Rhythm and Rhyme: Resources and Activities for Preschoolers Through Grade Two

    (From a very early age, children are attracted to rhythm a...)

    2000
  • Church Library Promotion: A Handbook of How-Tos 1990

Connections

Ginger Morris Caughman married William Luther Caughman, Jr. on June 15, 1963. Their children are Catherine Leigh Caughman Christensen, William Luther III.

Father:

James Polk Morris Jr.

Mother:

Irene Reid Morris

husband:

William Luther Caughman Jr.

Daughter:

Catherine Leigh Caughman Christensen

Son:

William Luther Caughman III

References

• Contemporary Authors New Revision Series: A Bio-Bibliographical Guide to Current Writers in Fiction, General Non-Fiction, Poetry, Journalism, Drama, Motion Pictures, Television, and Other Fields
  2011