How to Plan a Middle School Novel Study That Builds Skills
1. How to Plan a Middle School Novel Study That Builds Skills
1. There is so much waiting inside a good story.
2. Here is the path from “Oh!” to “I can explain it.”
3. Move beyond “Scrooge is rich and mean.”
1. A ready-to-use math connection
4. Move beyond “The weather is the problem.”
1. A real-world connection students can discuss immediately
5. Move beyond “He became a better person.”
1. A real-world connection about accountability
6. Now your kiddos have something to say. Help them say it.
7. Meet your kiddos where they are—and give them a way forward.
8. Yes, this is meaningful skill work.
9. Let the next chapter give you something new to discover.
10. Let’s bring the next story to life. ♥
How to Plan a Middle School Novel Study That Builds Skills
Debra Shepherd
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