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CHICAGO — Published by the American Association of School Librarians (AASL) and ������ýEditions, Maureen Schlosser’s book “” spotlights 24 compelling picture books with ready-to-go lesson plans that support social and emotional learning (SEL) through the National School Library Standards. Each chapter focuses on one SEL theme to help learners practice targeted social-emotional skills. Learners will develop skills in solving problems, building relationships, working in teams, recognizing and managing feelings, and engaging ethically. Most lessons can be taught in a single class period and provide:

• picture books as mentor texts supporting SEL lessons and curriculum;
• AASL Standards Framework for Learners competencies with detailed instructions, making planning a breeze; and
• anchor charts, discussion questions, and worksheets to help facilitate SEL activities.

A retired school librarian, Schlosser is also co-author of “.” She blogs for Knowledge Quest and . She was the co-chair of the Nutmeg Book Award and has presented at state and national library conferences. Her articles about integrating the arts with library lessons and advocacy are published in numerous library journals.

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