He wonders why he always has to go to the soup kitchen after church when his friends don’t. As they ride along, CJ continues to notice and wonder about differences he sees around him. CJ’s Nana responds by pointing out that if they didn’t ride the bus, they would miss the fun tricks of Mr. On this rainy Sunday, CJ wonders why they have to ride the bus in “all this wet” when his friends have cars to ride in. SummaryĮvery Sunday after church, CJ and his grandmother ride the bus across town to their stop on Market Street.
He also visits high schools and colleges throughout the country. He currently lives in Brooklyn, New York and teaches writing. He received his MFA in creative writing from San Diego State University.
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Matt attended the University of Pacific on a full basketball scholarship. In 2016, Matt was awarded the NCTE Intellectual Freedom Award for his work. He explained that, half-Mexican, half-white, he had grown up speaking no Spanish too white for Mexican kids, too brown for whites” (Winerip, 2012). He told students “his story of reluctant reader to successful writer. When visiting Tucson high school students, Matt shared about himself. In 2012, Tucson schools banned the use of Matt’s book Mexican Whiteboy as part of the curriculum. This book is a tie-in for Pixar’s blockbuster hit Coco. Matt’s picture book Miguel and the Grand Harmony was released by Disney in both English and Spanish. Matt’s book Ball Don’t Lie was made into a major motion picture. Matt De La Pená is a Newberry honor award winning author who has written six young adult novels and four picture books. Literary Awards: Newberry Medal Award (2016), Caldecott Honor Book Award (2016), Coretta Scott King Illustrator Honor Book (2016),A New York Times Book Review Notable Children’s Book of 2015,A Wall Street Journal Best Children’s Book of 2015įocus: Contemporary Realistic Fiction About the Author
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How to get TpT credit to use on future purchases: interactive lesson plan for Last Stop on Market Street by Matt de la Peña The interactive questions are also formatted for sticky notes so that you can place them throughout the book for your read aloud. It has a story synopsis to read as you introduce the book, interactive questions to read before, during, and after the story, the theme of the story, vocabulary words, and reading/writing/think aloud extensions to work on after the read aloud.
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