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Shelley Harwayne, New York (City) Board of Education.

Shelley Harwayne, New York (City) Board of Education. Since the attacks of September 11, 2001, the children of New York City have lived with images - and most of all personal losses - unimaginable until then. This inspiring book brings together letters, poems and artwork by children from New York City and across the country in response to the tragedy.

by Shelley Harwayne and New York (City) Board of Education .

Some New York City students drew stacks of plaintive pictures to express how they felt about the Sept. 11 attack on the World Trade Center. Others wrote poems - some disconsolate, some determinedly optimistic.

Shabazz plans to use her school's book, Disaster Through the Eyes Of a Child, as the centerpiece for conversations with the student authors and artists. During this forum, I hope to have the students understand tolerance, diversity, and respect for all races," Shabazz told Education World. I want them to understand that because a few people made a bad decision to cause 9/11, we must not blame others. Students also must look to the future. Reprinted by permission of Heinemann, Portsmouth, .

New York City school system compiles book of children's artistic .

New York City school system compiles book of children's artistic responses to Sept 11 to be released on anniversary of attacks; also includes letters sent by children across United States; drawing (S. SHELLEY HARWAYNE, the superintendent of District 2 in Manhattan, collected drawings, poems, journal entries and essays from students citywide for the book, published by Heinemann and scheduled for release on Sept. 11. Also included are touching letters sent by children across the United States.

Children Respond to September 11, 2001. Collects poems, letters, and artwork by children from New York City schools and around the United States that captures their response to the September 11th terrorist attacks. Release date NZ. November 30th, 2003. By. Shelley Harwayne. Country of Publication.

This is a collection of letters, poetry, and art by children in response to September 11th.

Heinemann Publishing, 2002. For all ages, 176 pages, ISBN-10: 0325005141. This is a collection of letters, poetry, and art by children in response to September 11th. All were sent to other children reflecting innocent support, outreach, and caring. Marsh, Carole, The Day That Was Different: September 11, 2001: When Terrorists Attacked America.

New York City Audubon Society Staff; Marcia T. Fowle; Paul Kerlinger. Published by Cornell University Press.

Shelley Harwayne, New York City Board of Education. Published by Heinemann Publishing. ISBN 10: 0325005141 ISBN 13: 9780325005140. New York City Audubon Society Staff; Marcia T.

The book serves as "a great big thank you to all the teachers who had their children write to our children," Ms. Harwayne says. It is also a window into the hearts and minds of some of the children most directly affected by the attacks. I think in some respects, although could be jolting, it can be healing in the end," she says.

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Find nearly any book by New York City Board of Education. Get the best deal by comparing prices from over 100,000 booksellers. Staff Development for New Teachers: An Introduction (Elementary School Grades 3-6). by New York City Board of Education. ISBN 9780883159033 (978-0-88315-903-3) Softcover, New York City Board of Education, 1989.