Novels for middle school boys
[DOCX File]National Education Association | NEA
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Titles and connections for Middle Grade Readers. Ghost Boys by Jewell Parker Rhodes (Little, Brown) The dead are never gone and the spirts of murdered African-American boys have a mission to continue on and bear witness. Themes: racism, police brutality, grief, forgiveness, friendship. Meet the author. Jewel. l. Parker Rhodes ’ website
[DOC File]Cinder Discussion Questions
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The cover wouldn’t appeal to boys. Would work for Female Hero Unit. ... Not sure how those novels are going to end; in Cinder you know that she has to go to the ball and the prince will fall for her, esp. if the author sticks to the original tale ... Center Middle School …
[DOC File]Reading and Discussion Questions on Shirley Jackson's 'The ...
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Authors including Stephen King, Nigel Kneale, Richard Matheson, and Neil Gaiman all credit Shirley Jackson as a source of inspiration, and for decades, "The Lottery" has been taught in middle schools and high schools across America.
[DOC File]Indigenous Peoples and Boarding Schools:
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R. Kuokkanen, "Survivance" in Sami and First Nations Boarding School Narratives: Reading Novels by Kerttu Vuolab and Shirley Sterling,” American Indian Quarterly 27 (Summer/Fall) 2003: 705-708 ...
[DOCX File]Pikesville Middle School Summer Reading Program
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Pikesville Middle School Summer Reading Program. Reading during the summer months is critical to prevent “summer slide.” Research indicates that students lose up to two months of reading skills over the summer if they do not read for pleasure at a comfortable reading level.
[DOC File]Jamie Doak - Stanford University
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Steinbeck’s novels offer a path for these particular students to gain access to difficult emotions and learn how to express their anger, hurt and frustration in productive ways. The following lessons are intended to be used in a creative writing/book club therapy group for middle and high school students.
[DOCX File]Manga in the Middle & High School Library
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Graphic Novels. Manga. Read left to right. Usually in color. Contain more text. Broken into square panels. Variety of styles, but most look more realistic. Typically written in English; often are adaptations of a fictional novel. Read right to left. Usually black and white. Emotions typically portrayed in …
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