Frank Serafini
Teoksen Looking Closely in the Rain Forest tekijä
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Frank Serafini is professor of literacy education and children's literature in the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, Arizona State University. His books include Reading the Visual: An Introduction to Teaching Multimodal Literacy and Remixing Multiliteracies: Theory and Practice from New London to näytä lisää New Times. näytä vähemmän
Tekijän teokset
Around the Reading Workshop in 180 Days: A Month-by-Month Guide to Effective Instruction (2006) 49 kappaletta
Classroom Reading Assessments: More Efficient Ways to View and Evaluate Your Readers (2010) 24 kappaletta
More (Advanced) Lessons in Comprehension: Expanding Students' Understanding of All Types of Texts (2008) 12 kappaletta
Reading the Visual: An Introduction to Teaching Multimodal Literacy (Language and Literacy Series) (2013) 12 kappaletta
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This book uses detailed and close up images of nature in the forest, shore, desert and garden to help promote discovery of nature around different types of environments. Recommended for second and third grade readers.
Factual books are great for determining importance as you can take the facts out of each page and talk about how that fact is important to the book or the subject of the book.
This book would be excellent for introducing the rainforest to third through fifth grade. The vivid pictures throughout the book and descriptions give students an insight on what the rainforest is and what it contains.
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- Jäseniä
- 600
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This book uses detailed and close up images of nature in the forest, shore, desert and garden to help promote discovery of nature around different types of environments. Factual books are great for determining importance as you can take the facts out of each page and talk about how that fact is important to the book or the subject of the book.
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