The Adventures of Super3: A Teacher's Guide to Information Literacy for Grades K-2

Information literacy and effective problem solving are increasingly important skills for students to have. The Super3 strategy of "plan, do, and review," created by Mike Eisenberg and Bob Berkowitz, brought information literacy to young children and made an abstract concept easy to understand and apply. Now this book can revolutionize the way teachers teach the concept of the Super3 for outstanding results in both the classroom and school library environment.

The Adventures of Super3: A Teacher's Guide to Information Literacy for Grades K-2 contains a collection of dynamic lesson plans that library media specialists or classroom instructors can use to teach problem-solving strategies to children in kindergarten through second grade. Problems range from finding the meaning of a word to picking the right pet for a family. Each lesson contains performance objectives, lesson time-frame, engagement, activities, closure, assessment, and suggested children's literature. Also included are printable materials for each lesson and a DVD with two entertaining animated shorts.

Annette C.H. Nelson is a national board certified elementary library media specialist. She graduated from the University of Maryland with a master's degree in library science and currently works in Howard County, MD, schools.
Danielle N. DuPuis is a Google-certified elementary library media specialist. She graduated from the University of Maryland with a master's degree in library science and currently works in Howard County, MD, public schools.