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Morrow, Brenda; And Others – Learning, 1995
Creative ways to motivate students to read and report on books include having them retell the stories differently, invent products related to the stories, share snacks like those the characters ate, illustrate action from the story, write imaginary conversations between themselves and the characters, and turn the stories into short skits. (SM)
Descriptors: Childrens Literature, Creative Teaching, Elementary Education, Reading Assignments
Kinnish, Rhonda K. – Learning, 1993
Describes how an elementary teacher encouraged her students to read novels using cooperative group activities based on popular television shows. Students divided into groups, took different roles, read a novel, and made a presentation to the class. When they finished the novel, they selected a new activity. (SM)
Descriptors: Class Activities, Cooperative Learning, Elementary Education, Group Activities