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Author Visits
2008 - 2009
June 1, 2009
Gordon Korman
Author Gordon Korman will be visiting with Ironia's third, fourth and fifth grade
classes on June 1, 2009.
Mr. Korman was born on October 23, 1963 in Montreal.  He was named after
hockey great -- Gordie Howe.  He wrote his first book, This Can't be Happening
at Macdonald Hall, when he was 12 years old.  He has written 55 books and has
an amazing 7.5 million book sales to his credit including adventure series:
Dive Series, Island Series and On the Run Series.  Many of his books are
humorous such as Liar, Liar Pants on Fire, The Funniest Kid in America and
The 6th Grade Nickname Game.  Upcoming releases for Fall 2009 includes
Zoobreak, a sequel to the popular book Swindle, and Pop a young adult novel
about a high school football player who befriends a retired NFL player with
early onset Alzheimer's Disease.
We look forward to hosting this very funny and outgoing author!  We invite you
to stock up on his books.  They can be addictive!
You may visit Mr. Korman online at: www.gordonkorman.com
Pre-order Autographed copies of Mr. Korman's books


Korman Book Sale Order Form


Contest Order Form

October 24, 2008:
Karen Rostoker-Gruber
Karen Rostoker-Gruber is a children's author and humorist who lives in
Somerset County, NJ.  After a string of humor books for adults, she
published her first children's book, Foodfright, in 2003 followed by
Rooster Can't Cock-a-Doodle-Doo (award winning).  Her latest book,
Bandit, is about a cat whose family moves.
Karen brings her energetic and funny act to Ironia on 10/24 along with
her puppet friend--Karen is also a great ventriloquist.  With the help of
her puppet she explains all the pleasure and some angst to being an author. 
Karen will be spending time with students in grades K - 2.
You may visit Ms. Rostoker-Gruber online at: www.karenrostoker-gruber.com.
updated:  03/12/09

Ironia at a Glance
  • September 2009
  • October 2009
  • November 2009
  • December 2009



  • Ironia Elementary School – Stranger Danger Safety Tips

    1. Don’t approach a motor vehicle for someone asking directions.

    2. If a stranger asks you for help, wants to give you something or asks you to keep a “special secret,” say NO, move away and tell a trusted adult.

    3. If you feel scared or uncomfortable, get away from the situation.     Run away and go to a safe place.

    4. Always stay with friends.     It’s always safer to play in a group.

    5. Always ask your parents or your teacher for permission to go somewhere.



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