Jeremy Cole's Writing Prompts Volume 1

by Jeremy Cole, Jeremy Cole (Illustrator)

Overview

Could you imagine waking up to find that you grew a moustache over night? What do you think happened when a caveman and dinosaur met for the first time? If you were an ice cream flavor, what flavor would you be? Have you ever been as angry as a CAVEMAN? Author, illustrator, and teacher, Jeremy Cole used his talents to create this first volume of writing prompts to continue to inspire children to read, write, and illustrate. This e-book contains writing prompts created from Jeremy’s illustrations: The Encounter, Morning Moustache, Angry Caveman, and What Flavor Would You Be? Jeremy uses these full color graphics, coloring sheets, and graphic organizers to inspire his students to write in the classroom. Whether your child loves to write or draw, you cannot miss with this e-book for only 99₵.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940148551263
Publisher:	jeremycolebooks.com
Publication date:	09/18/2013
Series:	Jeremy Cole's Writing Prompts , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	8 MB
Age Range:	6 - 8 Years

About the Author

After his success with his first children’s book, The Boy Who Cried Ug!, Jeremy began using his drawings to inspire children to create and write their own stories. Author and illustrator Jeremy Cole knows the struggle children have today with reading, as he himself struggled as a child with reading. Cole grew up in Circleville, Ohio. He attended the University of Rio Grande in Rio Grande, Ohio. There he earned his Bachelor in Elementary Education with a concentration in Middle School Mathematics. He also holds a MA in educational Leadership and a Specialist Degree in Administration Supervision. Jeremy began his 20 years of teaching in Baltimore, Maryland and has currently taught for the last 17 years in Paulding County, Georgia. “Teaching elementary students keeps me young. You have to be up on the latest technology and current trends,” said Cole.
Jeremy enjoys spending time with his wife and three children. They often times seem to be his inspiration for his next idea, character, or story line. They are very proud of his accomplishments.