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Dubrovin, Vivian Daughter of Ross Herr and Emilie Robert.
(Describes the features and options in a student newspaper...)
Describes the features and options in a student newspaper, the planning needed to organize it, and the methods of producing it. Includes a style sheet and glossary.
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(A guide for high school students to different types of co...)
A guide for high school students to different types of colleges and training schools that offer preparation for careers in fields requiring widely varying skills.
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(This book helps young storytellers find the right story t...)
This book helps young storytellers find the right story to tell at campouts, slumber parties, workshops, and family gatherings. It tells kids how to create their own tales to use while traveling in the car or babysitting. Find tips to help learn, practice and tell stories. Get ideas for using costumes, puppets, music, and crafts. Discover the fun of storytelling parties. Learn how to start a storytelling club. Organize a junior storytelling festival.
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(Shows young storytellers how to turn the events in their ...)
Shows young storytellers how to turn the events in their lives into performance quality telling tales. Learn to uncover ideas. Discover how to create characters. Map out a story plan. Customize tales for every audience. Find props that add sparkle. Sprinkle magic into your stories. Get tips on advertising your skills.
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(This book shows young storytellers how to create their ow...)
This book shows young storytellers how to create their own props and use them to enhance their performances. Learn how to make glove puppets, a topsy-turvy doll, and a story pillow. Discover how a tiny cube can create magic in a story. Create stories with cookies. Develop drama with demonstrations. Project excitement with shadow puppets. Get storytelling tips on using props. Learn how to write and use a storytelling script. This book contains seven storytelling projects. Each project consists of a sample story, a craft to help tell the story, instructions for using the craft, and suggestions for expanding of adapting the story to make a new tale.
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(Whether you are a kid just beginning to tell stories or a...)
Whether you are a kid just beginning to tell stories or a young teller mastering the art, Storytellling Discoveries will show you how to have fun! Bring stories to life with marionettes and big backyard puppets. Draw and tell a series of stories or illustrate tales with an overhead projector. enhance tales with a handpuppets for a storytelling doll, lucky box, or rock art. Discover the secrets of creating original characters, adapting tales, and telling your own tales.
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(Learning to be a storyteller should be fun! With somethin...)
Learning to be a storyteller should be fun! With something in your hands it can be. Discover how making and holding a craft can turn you into a magic storyteller. Read “Mandy’s Second Storytelling Stick.” Learn how to make one. Then find new places to practice your new skills. Download a sample TellerPak of “The Magic Storytelling Stick” and get started becoming a KidTeller.
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(Discusses some of the many ways to write a short story, e...)
Discusses some of the many ways to write a short story, explaining how to begin with an idea, create characters, plot, and dialogue, and edit the finished story.
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Dubrovin, Vivian Daughter of Ross Herr and Emilie Robert.
Bachelor of Science in Journalism, University Illinois, 1953.
Editor Cuneo Press, Chicago, 1953. Staff writer United States Savings & Loan, 1954. Editor University Wisconsin Press, Madison, 1955—1956.
Freelance writer, since 1971. Mng.dir. Storycraft Public, Masonville, Colorado, since 1993, editor, junior storyteller, 1994—2010, editor the kids storytelling club website, since 1996. Editor KidTeller Series Downloadable ebooklets.
(Whether you are a kid just beginning to tell stories or a...)
(A guide for high school students to different types of co...)
(Discusses some of the many ways to write a short story, e...)
(Describes the features and options in a student newspaper...)
(This book helps young storytellers find the right story t...)
(This book shows young storytellers how to create their ow...)
(Shows young storytellers how to turn the events in their ...)
(When his friend has to be rescued by the ski patrol, Dan ...)
(Greg badly wants to win the track trophy but he has stiff...)
(Pam learns that keeping and training a horse require both...)
(Learning to be a storyteller should be fun! With somethin...)
(Is there really magic in the bowling ball that makes Gus ...)
(Not good at baseball skills, Pete dreads team practices. ...)
Author: The Magic Bowling Ball, 1974, Rescue On Skis, 1974, Baseball Just For Fun, 1974, The Track Trophy, 1974, A Better Bit and Bridle, 1975, Trailering Troubles, 1975, Open The Gate, 1975, A Chance to Win, 1975, Write Your Own Story, 1984, Running A School Newspaper, 1985, Creative Word Processing, 1987, Guide to Alternative Education and Training, 1988, The ABC's of The New Print Shop, 1990, Storytelling For The Fun of It: A Handbook for Children, 1994, review edition, 1999 (Pegasus award, 2001), Create Your Own Storytelling Stories, 1995, Storytelling Adventures: Stories Kids Can Tell, 1997, Tradin' Tales With Grandpa: A Kid's Guide for Intergenerational Storytelling, 2000 (Pegasus award, 2001), Storytelling Discoveries: Favorite Activities for Young Tellers, 2002 (Parents' Choice Recommended award, 2002, Creative Child Magazine Preferred Choice award, 2003), (booklet) How to Write a Handbook for Children, 1994, Opportunities in Writing Fiction for Children, 1994, Opportunities in Writing Nonfiction for Children, 1994, Creating Books for Young Readers, 1999, (e-booklet) Finding Fun in Storytelling: Introducing TellerPaks for KidTellers, 2010. Contributor articles to magazines.
Member of Daughters American Revolution (NSDAR).
Married Kenneth P. Dubrovin, September 5, 1954. Children: Kenneth R., Darryl, Diana, Laura, Barbara.