Theories of Relativity, Novel Study, Unit, Workbook, by B. Haworth-Attard

This rich study guide helps students make sense of this novel- through the characters, themes and topics. Making connections to their personal lives and the world at large- the reading becomes more meaningful to students.

Discuss homelessness, family, society, human psychology and help students make personal connections in their lives. It is loaded with a variety of activities to support reading comprehension, engage students, promote small group discussions and inspire personal reflection. With its interdisciplinary approach the study guide addresses the sensitive nature of the content. This beautiful and engaging study package is designed to enrich learning for your students.

WHAT'S INSIDE?

• Anticipation study: photographs and connections, what do you believe spectrum of values
• In-depth chapter comprehensions questions
• Theme Explorer and questions for discussion
• Mini- Research- Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, helping student connect to themes and topics in novel
• Brainstorming Sections and charts for reflection, small group and class discussion about: homelessness, family, friendship and themes
• Text-to-student connection activities including: nickname activity, lessons from my elders, my motto
• Social Emotional Learning Support- Student Emotional Response to reading. Help your students better identify their emotions while reading to support literacy self- awareness, build empathy and emotional resilience. Emotional Response to Text compliments to text study are proven to support literacy. Includes "My Feelings Log" and Feelings Word Bank Depository. This feature will help you address the sensitive nature of the content in the novel

I hope that this package supports you and helps you teach with joy and ease. I would love your feedback. As always, many thanks for your purchase and trust in my teaching resources.

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