What curriculum novels would benefit from audiobook reading?
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Apr 10, 2013
My idea was to expand BBW by having small literature circles (or something similar) examine a novel over 6 weeks or so, meeting once a week to discuss/explain/assess the novel. My idea was that the groups within each class would have different novels to explore--all of it merging together during BBW. This would help with Common Core (non-fiction) and our Reading Counts (mandatory).
My issue is this--I can't afford that many books. Our school library has some copies which can be checked out and of course our limited public library selection.
Any ideas/suggestions/tips on how to supplement or rework this type of project so that something similar can be accomplished? I'll probably have around 65 students spread over 4 class periods...See More
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