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El. knyga: Getting Beyond "e;Interesting"e;: Teaching Students the Vocabulary of Appeal to Discuss Their Reading

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  • Formatas: 204 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 19-Jul-2012
  • Leidėjas: Libraries Unlimited Inc
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9798216089889
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  • Formatas: 204 pages
  • Išleidimo metai: 19-Jul-2012
  • Leidėjas: Libraries Unlimited Inc
  • Kalba: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9798216089889
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This book provides a detailed plan and ready-to-use lessons for teaching appeal terms and Book Hook writing to students.



"This book provides a detailed plan and ready-to-use lessons for teaching appeal terms and Book Hook writing to students"--

Book Hooks are brief book reviews written by students to generate interest in specific titles. This guide explains the rationale and benefits of Book Hooks, gives ideas for sharing Book Hooks in the library and the classroom using low-tech and high-tech methods, and presents ideas for workshop activities for English and language arts classes. There is special emphasis on teaching students terms they can use for describing books. Appendices and the CD-ROM offer reproducibles, glossaries, handouts, worksheets, examples of Book Hooks, and a Book Hook rubric. The CD-ROM also offers proposal worksheets and Excel spreadsheets. Nesi is affiliated with the office of library services at New York City Department of Education. Annotation ©2012 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

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Ms. Nesi details a plan for teaching students and teachers to use expressive appeal terms when describing books. . . . The book and accompanying CD detail the process of teaching appeal terms and Book Hook writing, and include all tools needed. . . . Highly recommended. * Library Media Connection * Authored by a library coordinator for the Office of Library Services in the New York City Department of Education, this work will help teachers and librarians with students of any age to better guide the children through identifying what they like about books, building their appreciation of literature and their literary analysis skills. . . . This is a valuable addition to any school library's professional development collection, and can also be used by college-level educators of English literature courses. * ARBA *

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Make use of a detailed plan and ready-to-use lessons for teaching appeal terms and Book Hook writing to students.
Illustrations
xi
Preface xiii
Acknowledgments xvii
Part One A Plan for Implementing the Teaching of Appeal Terms and Book Hooks
1(30)
Making the Case for Teaching Appeal Terms Concepts
1(3)
If Only It Were So Easy
1(1)
You Don't Want To Make Any Sudden Moves Around Reluctant Readers
2(1)
While We're At It, Subject Headings Aren't Much Help Either
2(1)
...and Plot Summaries Are the Kiss of Death
3(1)
In a Nutshell
4(1)
Making the Case for Teaching Book Hook Writing
4(3)
What is a Book Hook?
4(3)
Sharing Book Hooks
7(7)
Book Hooks = Sharing Reading Systematically
7(1)
Sharing Is Not Always Caring (A Word or Two of Caution)
8(1)
How Are Book Hooks Shared? Really, If s Best to Start Low Tech
8(1)
Low Tech in the ELA Classroom
9(1)
Low Tech in the Library
9(1)
Low Tech Just Outside the Library---The Library Bulletin Board
10(3)
Low Tech in the Building
13(1)
Then Ramp the Technology Up
13(1)
In a Nutshell
14(1)
A Proposal for Administration
14(1)
Workshops for the English Language Arts Department
15(1)
Appeal Terms Workshop Activities for the English Language Arts Department
16(6)
Introductory Appeal Terms Activities
17(1)
1 The Vocabulary of Appeal
17(1)
2 What Should I Read Next?
17(1)
3 The Reading Survey
17(1)
4 Summary vs. Appeal Terms
17(1)
Middle Appeal Terms Activities
17(1)
1 Whole-Group-Appeal Terms
18(1)
2 Appeal Terms Carousel
19(1)
Closing Appeal Terms Activities
19(1)
1 Sorting and/or Collapsing the Vocabulary of Appeal
20(1)
2 Broadening the Vocabulary of Appeal
21(1)
3 Selecting Appeal Terms to Teach
21(1)
Book Hook Workshop Activities for the English Language Arts Department
22(9)
Introducing the Workshop
22(1)
Introductory Book Hook Activities
23(1)
1 The Book Hook Form
23(1)
2 The Book Hook Worksheet Form
24(1)
3 So, What Is a Book Hook and How Do I Write One?
24(1)
4 Plot-Based Descriptions vs. Book Hooks
24(1)
5 Book Hooks vs. Blurbs and Reviews
24(1)
Middle Book Hook Activities
25(1)
1 Favorite Picture Books
25(1)
2 Winston the Book Wolf Book Hooks
26(1)
3 Writing Book Hooks for Favorite Picture Books
26(1)
4 Writing Book Hooks for Short Stories
26(2)
Closing Book Hook Activities
28(2)
1 A Rubric for Book Hooks
30(1)
2 Customizing the Book Hook
30(1)
3 Formalizing an Official Book Hook Procedure
30(1)
4 Book Hooks Bulletin Boards
30(1)
Part Two On to the Students
31(22)
Activities to Teach Appeal Terms to Students
31(1)
1 The Reading Survey Lesson
32(1)
2 Introducing the Experience of Appeal Terms Lesson
33(1)
3 Appeal Terms Defined/Assigning Appeal Terms (ongoing)
33(1)
4 Expanding the Vocabulary of Appeal (ongoing)
34(2)
5 Appeal Terms Carousel
36(1)
6 Using the Arts to Deepen the Understanding of Appeal Terms
36(1)
Activities to Teach Book Hook Writing to Students
36(3)
1 What's the Hook? (Lesson)
39(1)
2 Visit by Walter Dean Myers---What's the Hook? Lesson
39(1)
3 The Text Engagement Conversation and Reading Log Entries (ongoing)
39(4)
4 Summarizing (lesson and ongoing)
43(3)
5 Building a Book Hook
46(5)
A Closing Thought
51(2)
Appendix A Reproducible Forms
53(14)
A-1 The Book Hook
53(1)
A-2 Proposal for Administration Worksheet
54(2)
A-3 Reading Survey
56(2)
A-4 Summary vs. Appeal Terms
58(1)
A-5 Appeal Terms Worksheet
59(2)
A-6 Book Hook Worksheet
61(1)
A-7 So, What Is a Book Hook and How Do I Write One?
62(1)
A-8 Plot-Based Descriptions vs. Book Hooks
63(1)
A-9 Book Hook Rubric
64(1)
A-10 Appeal Bookmarks
65(2)
Appendix B Resources
67(96)
B-1 Student Appeal List
67(2)
B-2 Library Book Hooks List #1
69(2)
B-3 Library Book Hooks List #2
71(2)
B-4 What Should I Read Next? Why?
73(1)
B-5 Picture Book Bibliography Alphabetical by Title
74(24)
B-7 Book Hooks Without Covers Alphabetical by Title
98(53)
B-8 Book Hooks for Winston the Book Wolf
151(1)
B-9 What Appeals to You?
152(2)
B-10 Appeal Terms Glossary
154(9)
Bibliography 163(2)
Index 165
Olga M. Nesi, MLS, is library coordinator for the Office of Library Services in the New York City Department of Education.
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