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Picture Book Learning
allows
Teachers and Parents to help elementary children explore
the fun and learning within picture books by using picture books to teach
various language
arts concepts. Picture Book Learning also allows Parents to
create custom picture books using their child as the star
character.

Picture Book
Learning is a True Family Business...
The
Teacher, Creator, Author, and Mother:
Corinne
Osborne
Corinne has over 9 years of
teaching experience.
She received her bachelor's degree from Michigan State
University in Child Development and Teaching, and achieved
her Masters degree from Eastern Michigan University in
Elementary Education with a concentration in Children with
Special Needs. For many years,
children, parents and fellow teachers have placed a high value on her
creativity and innovation in the classroom.
The
Entrepreneur, Webmaster, and Father :
Todd
Osborne
Todd has an MBA from the University of
Michigan Business School and an engineering degree from
Purdue University. He has over 6 years of
experience in engineering, sales, marketing, and business, and has
always dreamed of owning and managing an entrepreneurial
venture.
The
Model, Test Subject, Inspiration, and Son:
Andrew
Osborne
Andrew was born in February 2003 and
loves having a large picture book collection. His
bedroom is decorated with picture book characters such as
Froggy, Clifford, Little Green Dragon, Toot & Puddle,
Winnie the Pooh and many more friends. We know he
will have terrific reading and writing skills as he develops with the best
and brightest ideas from Picture Book Learning.

Our Mission
The mission of Picture Book Learning is
to help children enjoy the learning process, which will
create the desire to continuously learn and grow.
With this desire, the possibilities are endless.

Awards
Picture Book Learning
Volume 1 received the highest rating in the
Association of
Educational Publishers 2005 Distinguished Achievement
Awards. The book was rated "Above Average" in the
Teacher Resource Book category, and received a rating of 4
out of 4 on all judging criteria: Editorial/Design
Integration, Educational Value, Originality/Creativity, &
Audience Interest.
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