Mysteries in the Classroom
Autor Nancy J. Poletteen Limba Engleză Paperback – 26 oct 2009 – vârsta până la 17 ani
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781591589310
ISBN-10: 1591589312
Pagini: 228
Dimensiuni: 216 x 279 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.64 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Libraries Unlimited
Locul publicării:New York, United States
ISBN-10: 1591589312
Pagini: 228
Dimensiuni: 216 x 279 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.64 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția Libraries Unlimited
Locul publicării:New York, United States
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Caracteristici
Offers step-by-step guides for using mysteries in the classroom, including more than 200 mystery booktalks
Notă biografică
Nancy J. Polette is professor of education at Lindenwood University, St. Charles, MO, author of more than 100 professional books, and an in-demand speaker at state and national library, gifted, and reading conferences.
Cuprins
IntroductionNational Standards for Reading, Language Arts, and Social StudiesPart One: Strategies for Any MysterySummarizing EventsI Have/Who Has GameEvaluationApplying the StrategiesIntroducing the Series: Hidden TitlesAnswers to Hidden TitlesPart Two: Mystery Literature GuidesGrade OneVocabulary MatchA Pre-Reading JournalQuestions to Think AboutLearn About Pigs, Goats, and RabbitsActivity: AlliterationPhonics SongsTake a PollCatch the ClueThe FarmGrades Two and ThreePre-Reading Vocabulary ActivitiesPre-Reading Journal Sentence StartersHigher Order QuestionsSimilesAbout FeelingsA Character-Writing PatternA Game for TwoGrades Four through SixIntroducing VocabularyAnticipation GuideDiscussion QuestionsAbout DollhousesAbout Dollhouses AcrosticFact or Fiction?ObituariesActivity: Aunt Clare's AtticSuperstitionsA Writing Project: What's Really Scary?Part Three: Favorite Mystery Series and AuthorsReading Guide for MysteriesSeriesIntroducing the I Can Read MysteriesIntroducing the Flatfoot Fox SeriesIntroducing the Nate the Great SeriesMore Nate the Great TitlesIntroducing the Cam Jansen MysteriesTry These Cam Jansen MysteriesAnimal DetectivesIntroducing the Sebastian (Super Sleuth) MysteriesSebastian (Super Sleuth) Mysteries Hidden Titles KeyMore Sebastian (Super Sleuth) MysteriesIntroducing the Hank the Cowdog SeriesIntroducing the A to Z MysteriesA to Z Mysteries Hidden Titles KeyTry These A to Z MysteriesIntroducing the Encyclopedia Brown SeriesTry These Encyclopedia Brown MysteriesSmarter Than an EncyclopediaIntroducing the Boxcar Children MysteriesTry These Boxcar Children MysteriesIntroducing the Vesper Holly Mysteries and Other BooksVesper Holly Mysteries and Other Books Hidden Titles KeyStopping a Crime with Vesper Holly!Stopping a Crime with Vesper Holly Answer KeyIntroducing the Great Brain SeriesTry These Great Brain MysteriesIntroducing Books by Jean Craighead GeorgeBooks by Jean Craighead George Hidden Titles KeyA Jean Craighead George Ecology MysteryJean Craighead George AcrosticTry These Related Titles by Jean Craighead GeorgeIntroducing the Chet Gecko MysteriesIntroducing the Enola Holmes MysteriesIntroducing the Sammy Keyes MysteriesAuthorsIntroducing Mysteries by Mary Downing HahnMary Downing Hahn Hidden Titles KeyIntroducing Mysteries by Peg KehretMysteries by Peg Kehret Hidden Titles KeyTry These Peg Kehret MysteriesIntroducing Mysteries by Joan Lowery NixonLowery Nixon Mysteries Hidden Titles KeyTry These Mysteries by Joan Lowery NixonIntroducing Mysteries by Willo Davis RobertsMysteries by Willo Davis Roberts Hidden Titles KeyHow Mean Can You Get?Try These Books by Willo Davis RobertsIntroducing Mysteries by Betty Ren WrightBetty Ren Wright Mysteries Hidden Titles KeyTry These Mystery Titles by Betty Ren WrightNewbery Award-Winning MysterySolve a Puzzler!Part Four: Edgar Allan Poe Award WinnersCreating Readers Theatre Booktalks with Edgar Allan Poe Juvenile Award WinnersExample OneExample TwoThe Edgar Allan Poe Award Complete Winner and Nominee List, 1961-2008Part Five: A Unique Opportunity!Write a Ghost Story with Richard PeckLooking Around Yourself to Sharpen Your People-Watching SkillsIt Was a Dark and Stormy NightHidden Titles by Richard PeckKey to Hidden Titles by Richard PeckIndex
Recenzii
This guide to using classic and contemporary mystery novels in elementary and middle school classrooms includes a section by Newberry winner Richard Peck, guiding students to co-author a mystery with him. Part I presents 27 reading strategies tied to the National Standards in Reading, Language Arts, and Social Studies, which can be used with any mystery. Both primary and intermediate grade examples are given. Part II offers literature guides for picture books and novels for grades 1-6, and Part III provides hands-on activities, games, and accompanying reproducibles for 15 mystery series and 5 popular authors. Part IV supplies booktalks for Edgar Allan Poe Juvenile Mystery Award winners from 1979 to 2008, and also includes directions for turning booktalks into readers' theater presentations.
This guide to using mysteries in the classroom to teach reading strategies for grades one through six is filled with useful material. . . . The book is very attractively laid out, and the activities are age appropriate and fun as well as tools for learning. This would be a way of freshening up a unit on mysteries or just updating reading instruction overall. Librarians who teach elementary students for library time could probably use the lessons and ideas to their advantage as well. Recommended.
This is a very complete guide for teachers who want to use mystery books in their reading programs. With the activities and evaluations given, I think other genres could be incorporated, although, obviously, teachers would have to find theirown titles and authors for other genres. For those looking for suggestions for guided reading titles and activities, this book would be an excellent resource. Recommended for elementary and middle school teachers.
This guide to using mysteries in the classroom to teach reading strategies for grades one through six is filled with useful material. . . . The book is very attractively laid out, and the activities are age appropriate and fun as well as tools for learning. This would be a way of freshening up a unit on mysteries or just updating reading instruction overall. Librarians who teach elementary students for library time could probably use the lessons and ideas to their advantage as well. Recommended.
This is a very complete guide for teachers who want to use mystery books in their reading programs. With the activities and evaluations given, I think other genres could be incorporated, although, obviously, teachers would have to find theirown titles and authors for other genres. For those looking for suggestions for guided reading titles and activities, this book would be an excellent resource. Recommended for elementary and middle school teachers.