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I first read Fever 1793 by Laurie Halse Anderson in college for my education degree. I remember loving the historical accuracy, the dynamic characters, and the themes of resiliency and triumph. At the time, the novel seemed otherworldly. Although I knew it actually took place in Philadelphia in the 1700s, I could not imagine something… Continue reading 7 PBL Lesson Ideas Fever 1793 Laurie Halse Anderson
Seasonal reading is a familiar practice teachers have been using and honing for decades. The concept of choosing to read a book set in the very season the reader is currently experiencing creates an immersive literary adventure for students. Let's dive into 8 Winter Novels for Upper Elementary & Middle School Students That Boost Engagement.… Continue reading 8 Winter Novels for Upper Elementary & Middle School Students That Boost Engagement
Johnny Tremain, written by Esther Forbes, is a timeless book that has spanned and thrived with several generations of students. First published in 1943, Johnny Tremain still captivates readers with its enduring language and with its factual and fascinating historical events that are interwoven throughout the storyline. Readers sympathize with Johnny, an orphan silversmith apprentice,… Continue reading 7 Johnny Tremain Project-Based Learning Activities
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