I know, I know with a name like this you are all running out to buy this exciting book!
What this book lacks in title, it more than makes up for in usefulness. It is written for the public school teacher who needs to addresss multiple levels of abilities while helping students learn to work independently, therefore making it is perfect for a homeschooling mom teaching multiple children-each with different ablilities and levels of independence.
This book is not written to analyze any one book, but rather is full of ideas for projects that will help students learn to think about literary elements. The projects cover many different styles of learning. Students could decorate a CD cover to show the theme of a story, fracture a story to work with point of view, make a flip book with a character's personality traits, scrapbook the story's plot, or write a friendly letter from the viewpoint of a character making sure to describe the setting.
This is a resource that makes literary analyze easy for the busy mom and keeps things fresh for the students.
Thanks for your review! The title certainly doesn't sound interesting, but with your review the book sounds like a great resource filled with interesting projects! Visiting from HHH. Deb @ LivingMontessoriNow.com
ReplyDeleteNow following you from the Busy Mom Tips blog hop! I don't homeshool my kids, though I really want to. So, we do "school" together in the evenings. I think I'll be getting this book!
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I love Scholastic, they actually have a lot of great resources. Going to check this one out.....
ReplyDeleteWhat a great resource. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a great resource. Thanks for sharing it!
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