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Sarah C. Campbell

Author and Photo Illustrator

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Sarah C. Campbell

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Dawn Morris at Moms Inspire Learning
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"Growing Patterns: Fibonacci Numbers is Nature is a photographic book which brings a somewhat mysterious subject to life for children between the ages of 8 and 12. It could be paired with a nature walk to count the petals on flowers, or children might enjoy examining actual pinecones and pineapples!"
Boston Globe
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"In Mysterious Patterns: Finding Fractals in Nature, Sarah C. Campbell, aided by photographs she and her husband, Richard P. Campbell took, explains what does (lightning) and doesn’t (a swallowtail caterpillar’s markings) constitute a fractal. She delivers a tidy education, gives a nod to the use of fractals in the built world, and offers the hope that readers will invent new uses."

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Sarah C. Campbell

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“We held a workshop on Science Literacy and asked Sarah to present on book-making and curricular connections. She was a consummate professional throughout the process. In addition to helping plan the event, Sarah’s presentation received some of the best overall responses we have ever received from a PD. She was engaged the audience; kept an appropriate pace; and was willing to alter her presentation based on the needs of the workshop participants. If you want a productive, practical PD for educators, contact Sarah.” Anthony D’Agostino, Senior Program Director, Springboard, St. Louis, MO

 

"The Greenville Arts Council hosted Sarah for a 6-hour intensive workshop for teachers this fall focused on the connections between book making, science and common core state standards and we were blown away! Sarah has purposefully crafted her work as a teaching artist to clearly bridge the language between her art form and how teachers present information to their students in the classroom. During her workshop, Sarah took time to clearly explain how the strategies she uses can be adapted for a range of grade levels and content areas, which self-contained teachers found to be tremendously helpful." Megan Hines, Arts in Education Coordinator, Greenville Arts Council

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