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The
Monarch Award:
Illinois' K-3 Children's Choice
Award
2007 Master List
Sponsored
by the
Illinois School Library Media Association |

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2007 Nominee: Goin' Someplace
Special
A young
girl takes her first trip alone to the public library in a segregated
Nashville in the 1950s.
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Book
Activities
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- Write about the first time you went someplace alone or did
something alone.
- Discuss phrases such as "for whites only", "colored
section", Jim Crow laws
- What does "don't study on quittin'"mean?
- What is your someplace special?
- Share the end note. This is the author's story of growing
up in the 1950s.
- Research segregation, Civil Rights, Martin Luther King Jr.
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Books |
- Freedom Summer by Deborah Wiles
- Fishing Day by Andrea Pinkney
- The Other Side by Jacqueline Woodson
- Virgie Goes to School with Us Boys by Elizabeth
Fitzgerald Howard
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Websites
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