Kathleen Staerkel Linda Ward-Callaghan Nancy Hackett
The materials in this kit promote reading, encourage critical analysis of children's literature and allow librarians to hold their own Newbury and/or Caldecott elections. Concise coverage of the medals and the selection process is presented. Activities can be applied to different audiences.
The materials in this kit promote reading, encourage critical analysis of children's literature and allow librarians to hold their own Newbury and/or ...
Nancy Hackett, The Romeoville Area Historical Society
Romeoville, one of the fastest-growing villages in Will County, was originally named Romeo and, along with nearby Juliet, was built for the workers constructing the Illinois and Michigan Canal. For 100 years, farming was the area's business. Peabody's Diner served race fans and grew into the noted White Fence Farm restaurant. Romeo Beach was a popular summer resort, and Gleaners Hall provided opportunities for socializing. Neil Murphy's Cafe served both town and beach. Lewis University began as Holy Name Technical School, which specialized in aviation instruction. Early on, children attended...
Romeoville, one of the fastest-growing villages in Will County, was originally named Romeo and, along with nearby Juliet, was built for the workers co...
