RECENT AND UPCOMING APPEARANCES:
Oakridge Elementary School, Arlington, VA, April 2013
JAM DC Jewish and Muslim Family
Story Time, Mary Riley Styles Public Library,
120 N Virginia Ave, Falls Church, VA, Sunday, April 28, 2013, 2-4pm
PJ Library Conference, Baltimore, MD April 2013
Kent Gardens Elementary School, Fairfax County, VA, April 2013
Davidsonville Elementary School, Davidsonville, MD, May 2013
Laura and Joel Greenzaid Early Childhood Center, Potomac, MD, May 2013
Clearview Elementary School, Reston, VA, March 2013
Clopper Mill Elementary, Germantown, MD, March 2013
VAASL Potomac Regional Conference, Keynote Speaker, Front Royal, VA March 2013
Woodburn Elementary School, Falls Church, VA, March 2013
Woodfield Elementary, Gaithersburg, MD, February 2013
Har Sinai Congregation, Baltimore, MD, January 27, 2013
Pumpkin Theater, January 27, 2013
(Press Release: HTML, PDF)
The Day School at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation, January 2013
Krieger Schechter Day School, Baltimore, MD, January 2013
Killing the Angel Book Launch Party, KGB Bar, New York, NY, December 2012
Skype Visit, Salem Public Library, Salem, OR, December 2012
Oseh Shalom Congregation, Laurel, MD, November 2012
Kids Spotlight, September 29th, 2 -3 p.m. NAIBA Fall Conference
Longwood University Summer Literacy Institute, July 2012
Bookapalooza, Central Library, Columbia, Maryland, June 16, 2012
Sleepy Hollow Elementary Elementary School, Fairfax County, VA, May 2012
Partners in Print Family Day, University of Maryland, May 2012
Battlefield Elementary School, Fredericksburg, VA, April 2012
Woodlin Elementary School, Silver Spring, MD, April 2012
Oakridge Elementary School, Arlington, VA, April 2012
Highland Elementary School, Silver Spring, MD, March 2012
Centreville High School, March 2012
March 24th, 10:25 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Reading: A Family Affair, Literacy Council of Northern Virginia, Falls Church, VA
March 24th, 3 p.m. Book Launch party with Pamela Duncan Edwards, Ann Bonwill, and Marty Rhodes Figley at One More Page Books
Chancellor Elementary School, Fredericksburg, VA, March 2012
Claremont Elementary School, Arlington, VA, December 14, 2011
KidLit Authors' Club, Children's Book World, Haverford, PA,
Saturday, Nov. 26, 1 - 3 p.m.
Global Day of Jewish Learning, Wilf Jewish Community Center, Scotch Plains, New Jersey, November 2011
Randolph Elementary School, Arlington, VA, November 2011
Hope for Henry Reads, Georgetown Hospital, November 23, 2011
Virginia Educational Media Association, November 2011
The Optimist Club, Arlington, VA, Wednesday, October 19th
Creekside Elementary School, Suffolk, VA, October 3, 2011
Princeton Children's Book Festival, September 2011
Fall for the Book, September 18, 2011
Alexandria Story Festival, September 17, 2011
Jamestown Elementary School, September 15th
LUCY Continuing Education Day, August 2011
Pine Springs Elementary School, Falls Church, VA, June 2011
IRA Convention, Orlando, FL, May 2011
Gaithersburg Book Festival, May 2011
Epstein School, Atlanta, GA, April 2011
Dresden Elementary School, Atlanta, GA, April 2011
Texas Library Association, April 2011
Tuckahoe Elementary School, Arlington, VA, April 2011
Laytonsville Elementary School, Laytonsville, MD, April 2011
Westlawn Elementary School, Fairfax County, VA, April 2011
Spark M. Matsunaga Elementary School, Germantown, MD, April 2011
Turning the Page Author Visit, March 2011
Mt. Vernon Elementary School, Alexandria, VA, March 2011
Shrevewood Elementary School, Falls Church, VA, March 2011
Virginia Festival of the Book, March 2011
Grand Opening of One More Page Bookstore, February 2011
Artisan-Bookfair, Adas Israel Congregation, Washington, DC, February 2011
Holy Redeemer School, College Park, MD, February 2011
Barnes & Noble Bookfest to Support Robinson Academic Booster Club, Saturday, December 4, 2010, 1 to 3 p.m., Barnes & Noble Bookstore, Fair Lakes Mall
Sixth and I Synagogue, December 2010
TASL Librarians' Conference, November 2010
For Love of Children Book Festival, Washington, DC, November 2010
Timber Lane Elementary School, November 2010
VEMA Librarians' Conference, October 2010
Abingdon Elementary School, October 2010
Richmond Public Library, October 2010
Charles E. Smith School, October 2010
Association of Jewish Libraries, July 2010
American Library Association Convention, Washington, DC, June 2010
Matsunaga Elementary School, May 2010
Kesher Israel Congregation, West Chester, PA, Sunday, April 18, 2010
Reading: A Family Affair, Saturday, March 20, 2010, Literacy Council of Northern Virginia
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AUTHOR PRESENTATIONS:
JACQUELINE JULES is an author, teacher, librarian, and poet. Her school programs include writing activities, Powerpoint, poetry, singing, and lots of audience participation. She is available for in-person school visits and Skype visits.
If you'd like more information about booking an author visit with Jacqueline Jules, please contact her at jjules@jacquelinejules.com.
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ZAPATO POWER is an award-winning chapter book series featuring Freddie Ramos, a boy who receives a mysterious box with super-powered purple sneakers. From then on, Freddie searches for ways to be a superhero. But can you be a hero and still go to elementary school? In each book, Freddie solves a mystery and helps others in his multicultural community. Using slides of comic book style illustrations, the author shares her process for developing plot and character. Program includes reading songs and writing ideas for the classroom. Grades 1-4. |
UNITE OR DIE: HOW THIRTEEN STATES BECAME A NATION aligns with curriculum and standardized tests on essential knowledge regarding the formation of the US Constitution and American government. Author talk presents the conflicts and compromises of the 1787 Constitutional Convention through colorful comics projected on a screen. Students participate in a Reader’s Theater format and learn a song about the Constitution. Grades 3-6. |
 THE JOY OF WRITING: Using examples from her books No English, The Princess and the Ziz, Duck for Turkey Day, and Zapato Power, the author talks about the inspiration and process behind her books. Presentation discusses how stories come from both real life experiences and imagination. The revision process is clearly demonstrated for young audiences through a series of illustrations, showing how both text and art were strengthened to make a more appealing story. Program includes reading songs and writing ideas for the classroom. Grades K-2.
Jacqueline Jules is also available for Jewish Family Programming.
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