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A Classic Summer: Pair Audiobooks and Films to Spark Discussion and Writing | Listen In
These audiobook versions of time-honored classics shine a spotlight on language, lyrical expression, and character development. Try pairing them with their film adaptations for excellent compare and contrast opportunities.
The New Arrival
PreS-K—Sam, a young hedgehog, sets off to find a home and a friend in this quiet little offering with a European feel...
Mooncakes
PreS-Gr 3—A generous trim size and skillful use of white space usher readers into this loving story of a little girl and her family as they celebrate the Chinese Moon Festival...
Nana's Summer Surprise
PreS-Gr 2—The blended family that came together in Nana's Getting Married (2010) and Here Comes Hortense! (2012) is back with another rite-of-passage story: the awful moment when an infrequently seen adolescent companion has suddenly grown up, leaving the younger child behind...
Fact and Fiction: Pairing Stories and Informational Audiobooks | Listen In
When stories and informational audiobooks are paired together, they create a winning combination that can help students establish a foundation of knowledge about certain topics.
Whodunit?: Mysteries Can Support the Common Core | Listen In
With their emphasis on clear observation, logical thinking, and well-drawn conclusions, mysteries support many Common Core State Standards and lend themselves to an array of interesting writing assignments. These audiobooks are sure to spark student interest.
Miss Mousie's Blind Date
Gr 2–4—Rhyming verse follows the absurd tale of Miss Mousie, who, while at the local deli, becomes infatuated with a rude rat (he calls her fat), ruining her day and making her take to her bed in tears...
Going to Mecca
K-Gr 4—Free verse introduces children to the ritual traditions of the pilgrimage to Mecca that all Muslims make if they are able...
The Island
PreS-Gr 5—In this oversize, wordless picture book, a polar bear journeys to many islands, some natural-looking and some sticklike structures that seem to have been made with crayon scribblings...
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