Irresistible Invitations

Photo by Judi Moreillon

Irresistible Invitations! Early Literacy Engagements for Preschool and Primary Children

Symposium for International Reading Association
50th Annual Conference, May 2005
San Antonio, Texas

Presenters:
Yetta Goodman, Ph.D., Regents Professor of Education,
Department of Language, Reading and Culture, University of Arizona and Children's Book Author
Jane Kurtz, Children's Book Author
Jennifer Ward, Children's Book Author
Toni Buzzeo, Children's Book Author and School Library Media Specialist
Judi Moreillon, Ph.D., Clinical Assistant Professor, Northern Arizona University, and Children's Book Author

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1 May 2005