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Novesl Without Teaching Resources

by Frances Stanford

Apr 29, 2009

I am a writer of novel study guides and I have exhasuted all the usual classic novels that teachers use in classrooms. I am looking for new titles, but with the overwhelming number of choices, I am trying to narrow down the list of books.

What novels do you currently use, or would like to use, for which you are having difficulty finding teacher resource material?

Thanks

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Sheila I teach one class of 8th grade Reading/Literature, and have no materials with which to teach "Flipped" by Wendelin Van Draanen. Anything would be of help.

Aug 3, 2009

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MissMaestra I second the mention of The Westing Game. I had no say in the books my school ordered, and I'm lost on that one.

Also, we've a new book called Kira, Kira.

Many of the books we have are classics that have lesson plans, but are so classic that the activities suggested are a bit old-fashioned. You could work at it from that angle. ...See More

Aug 17, 2009

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Petey nfm On 8/17/09, MissMaestra wrote: > I second the mention of The Westing Game. I had no say in the > books my school ordered, and I'm lost on that one. > > Also, we've a new book called Kira, Kira. > > Many of the books we have are classics that have lesson plans, > but are so classic that the activities suggested are a bit > ol...See More

Aug 18, 2009

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Life of Pi nfm On 4/29/09, Frances Stanford wrote: > I am a writer of novel study guides and I have exhasuted > all the usual classic novels that teachers use in > classrooms. I am looking for new titles, but with the > overwhelming number of choices, I am trying to narrow down > the list of books. > > What novels do you currently use, or wou...See More

Oct 6, 2009

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