Teaching With Favorite Newbery Books
Projects include drawing pictures of what is happening, writing letters
to characters, acting out scenes, writing a newspaper of the events,
and writing the next chapter.
Brings movement and hands-on activities into literature study.
101 Ways to Love a Book
Use these activities with any book you choose: character dress-up
party, diorama of favorite scene, design a travel brochure, paint a
mural, and design a book jacket.
Visual Picture learners need to visualize information.
Reading (and read alouds) allow Visual Picture learners to visualize
the stories in their minds.
Graphic organizers and idea mapping are
visual ways to help these learners get their thoughts on paper.
Sonlight Literature Based Curriculum
There is a lot of reading and read alouds in this literature-based
curriculum. My Visual Picture learner loves it!
101 Ways to Love a Book
Use these activities with any book you choose: character dress-up
party, diorama of favorite scene, design a travel brochure, paint a
mural, and design a book jacket.
Literature Critical Thinking Courses
This is an intensive reading and writing program that works very well
with a Visual Print learner. An Honors English/Literature course with
200 pages of reading and 2-3 essays each week.
Courses
include Skills in Literary Analysis, Skills in Rhetoric, American,
British, and World Literature. Purchase a Teacher's Edition (with DVD)
and a student book for each course.
Inventing learners prefer plenty of time to question and
experiment to discover the solution. Incorporate models, projects,
portfolios, dioramas, and collections into your literature program.
Teaching With Favorite Newbery Books
Projects include drawing pictures of what is happening, writing letters
to characters, acting out scenes, writing a newspaper of the events,
and writing the next chapter.
Brings hands-on projects into literature study.
101 Ways to Love a Book
Use these activities with any book you choose: character dress-up
party, diorama of favorite scene, design a travel brochure, paint a
mural, and design a book jacket.
Performing learners prefer hands-on activities, games, and
plenty of opportunity to move, act, and do. Incorporate activities that
are immediately relevant, challenging and FUN!
Teaching With Favorite Newbery Books
Projects include drawing pictures of what is happening, writing letters
to characters, acting out scenes, writing a newspaper of the events,
and writing the next chapter.
Brings hands-on projects into literature study.
101 Ways to Love a Book
Use these activities with any book you choose: character dress-up
party, diorama of favorite scene, design a travel brochure, paint a
mural, and design a book jacket.
Producing learners prefer routine, drill, reading,
workbooks, writing, and researching. Most literature programs are a
perfect fit for Producing learners.
Literature Critical Thinking Courses
This is an intensive reading and writing program that works very well
with a Visual Print learner. An Honors English/Literature course with
200 pages of reading and 2-3 essays each week.
Courses
include Skills in Literary Analysis, Skills in Rhetoric, American,
British, and World Literature. Purchase a Teacher's Edition (with DVD)
and a student book for each course.
Relating/Inspiring learners prefer social environments and
human-interest subjects.
Literature is a natural subject for these learners. Especially when you
dive deeper into the “people” involved.
Sonlight Literature Based Curriculum
Sonlight uses literature for history, reading, and science. Novels
bring these subjects alive for Relating/Inspiring learners.
Latitudes Literature Study Guides
The focus of this program is connecting each book with the events and
attitudes of the time through first-hand accounts, photographs, and
articles.
Thinking/Creating learners prefer creative activities and
plenty of opportunities to wonder, think, and dream. Incorporate
murals, creative writing, painting, drawing, dioramas, and collages
into your literature program.
Teaching With Favorite Newbery Books
Projects include drawing pictures of what is happening, writing letters
to characters, acting out scenes, writing a newspaper of the events,
and writing the next chapter.
Brings creative projects into literature study.
101 Ways to Love a Book
Use these activities with any book you choose: character dress-up
party, diorama of favorite scene, design a travel brochure, paint a
mural, and design a book jacket.