Albert Einstein said, "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler." In this blog I will write my thoughts for myself and others. I intend to look at teaching and learning from the viewpoint of doing the greatest things in the most minimalistic way. In other words, how can one do teaching that matters without all the fluff that interferes. Blog by Jim Hansen.
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Wonderstruck by Brian Selznick
The first book I read to my class this year was The Invention of Hugo Cabret
by Brian Selznick. It has always been a fun book to read aloud to my class and I wanted to read it before the movie adaptation Hugo
hit the theaters. I then realized that Brian Selznick had a new book coming out called Wonderstruck
. As soon as it was available, I bought I copy and read it to my class. My fourth graders love both books. This is how I know. Every Friday when we go to library, someone in my class takes out either book to reread. I think that both books have stayed in constant rotation in my classroom all year! Here is a link to my classroom blog with posts on "The Adventure of Hugo Cabret". Here is a Glogster interactive poster that I made for my class before I read them Wonderstruck
. It was made to provide them some background information that would help them enjoy Wonderstruck
as I read it to them. Hover the mouse over the poster and click "view full size
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