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Children's Author Visits Chestnut Street School
Suzy Kline shared her stories with students, and encouraged them to find stories of their own.
Kindergartners at Chestnut Street School received a valuable lesson in writing when children’s author Suzy Kline paid them a special visit earlier this month.
An elementary school teacher for 25 years, Kline applied her experiences in educating younger children to pen the popular children’s book series “Horrible Harry.” She shared some of the pieces that inspired her writing, including a stub pencil she had received from a student, a sailor hat, a dress scarf and a light bulb necklace. She also read “Shhhh!,” her first published story.
Following the stories, Kline answered questions from the students about becoming an author. She also gave each student a copy of “Horrible Harry and the Top-Secret Hideout” and encouraged them to carry a notebook to write or draw about activities that occur in their everyday lives.
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Photos: West Hempstead School District
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