viernes, 18 de noviembre de 2016

5 BOOKS SELECTION FOR THE CLASSROOM


Subject: DRAMA AND LIITTERATURE
Task: SELECTION OF FIVE BOOKS FOR TEACHING ENGLISH IN CLASSROOM


Forever Young
Bob Dylan
Illustrated by Paul Rogers



 Dylan has recently wone the Nobel Prize and in my opinion... children deffinitely should know. They have to be exposed to all type of text, not only the ones that are supposed to be “childish”. 

Illustrated by Paul Rogers, with different and amazing drawings, it will approache kids to both music and poetry.


Here´s a link to a video to watch in class:








Little Blue and Little Yellow
Leo Leonni
Ed. 
 
I´m a huge fan of Leo Leonni, so I had to have included  in this selection one of his small pieces of art. Leonni´s books are primarly dealing with abstract and creative thoughts. This is whole what we are made of, and chidren even more.
A great book for developing this skills and symbolic play.
The story toughts us about frienship, how a peer can transform reality much better than just one. Here, blue and yellow get along with each other and make the green color, a friend, apart of themselves, but yet a third one.
A perfect example of less is more.





The Invisible Boy
Trudy Ludwig
Illustrated by Patrice Barton

Not even Miss Carlotti notices Brian, The Invisible Boy, in the classroom. This is a perfect book to work with children kindness and compassion, watching how Brian begins to turn visible to everyones eyes, specially to his own.






Ketchup on my Cornflakes?
Nick Sharratt
 
This books allows to play with it, turning the pages in order to create new and disgusting questions that children will find amusing, and will help them to improve food vocabulary and Reading skills










Little Red Riding Hood
 
I´ve work a lot in this blog with the Revolting Rhyme, so here´s the regular version.






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