As you can see, we have lots of fun with independent literature study units. This will be my last list for now of ideas to use with any book. Maybe some of my favorites will help you come up with some ideas too:
1. write interview questions for a main character or for the author
2. illustrate a favorite scene from the story
3. make a mobile of items important to the story
4. act out a scene from the story
5. before you finish the book, stop reading and write down your own ending for the story. Then finish reading the book to see what happens
6. create game show questions and answers about the book
7. A-Z sentences (write one sentence starting with each letter of the alphabet about the story. there will be 26 sentences.)
8. design a brochure/pamphlet for a location in the book
9. make up a test to give others about the book
10. make up game show or board game questions about the story
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Monday, November 3, 2008
Monday, October 20, 2008
literature study ideas for any book
I wrote before about why literature studies are one of my favorite approaches to children's book studies. Here are a few of my favorite activities to include on these type studies:
1. organize a folder with cover page
2. brief summary of story
3. write a journal entry as one of the characters
4. create a collage of symbols and pictures important to the story
5. cook a food mentioned in the book
6. make a shadowbox of an important scene in the book
7. design a jacket for the book
8. place a review of this book on Amazon.com
9. watch the movie version of the book and write an essay comparing and contrasting the movie to the book
10. memorize an excerpt from the book and recite it
1. organize a folder with cover page
2. brief summary of story
3. write a journal entry as one of the characters
4. create a collage of symbols and pictures important to the story
5. cook a food mentioned in the book
6. make a shadowbox of an important scene in the book
7. design a jacket for the book
8. place a review of this book on Amazon.com
9. watch the movie version of the book and write an essay comparing and contrasting the movie to the book
10. memorize an excerpt from the book and recite it
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