David Woolgar

Engage students in building social connections within their classroom community through storytelling and collaborative art. This project encourages trust and understanding, allowing students to explore their personal narratives and find common ground with their peers.

This lesson is designed to help 6th-grade students review chapters 13 to 25 of 'Crispin' in preparation for a quiz. Through a combination of group discussions and multiple-choice questions, students will reinforce their understanding of key events, characters, and themes from the chapters. This review session will enhance students' comprehension and retention, ensuring they are well-prepared for the upcoming quiz.

This lesson involves an interactive quiz covering chapters 1 to 12 of 'Crispin'. Students will answer multiple-choice questions to reinforce their understanding of the story. This lesson is important as it helps students recall key events, characters, and themes from the book, enhancing their comprehension and retention.

In this lesson, students will write a book report and conduct a study on the author, exploring their background and writing style. This lesson integrates literary analysis with biographical research, helping students develop critical thinking and research skills. By understanding the author's background, students can gain deeper insights into the themes and styles present in their works.

In this lesson, students will explore the concept of gratitude by writing daily journal entries reflecting on things they are thankful for. This lesson encourages introspection and appreciation, especially around the Thanksgiving season. By focusing on gratitude, students can develop a positive mindset, enhance their emotional well-being, and foster a sense of community and empathy among peers.

In this lesson, students will delve into the historical context of 'Moon Over Manifest', focusing on the Great Depression and immigration. They will use primary sources and multimedia to create presentations that link the novel to real historical events. This lesson is important as it helps students understand the impact of historical events on literature and develop critical thinking skills by analyzing and presenting information.

In this lesson, students will explore the historical setting of 'Moon Over Manifest' and its impact on the story through interactive multiple choice questions. This lesson is important as it helps students understand how historical events and settings influence literature, enhancing their comprehension and critical thinking skills.

In this lesson, students will delve into the characters of 'Moon Over Manifest' by analyzing their traits, motivations, and development throughout the story. Through guided discussions and a multiple-choice quiz, students will gain a deeper understanding of character roles and develop empathy. This lesson is important as it encourages critical thinking and emotional intelligence, helping students connect with literature on a personal level.

In this engaging lesson, students will explore and expand their vocabulary by delving into words and phrases from pages 51 to 108 of 'Moon Over Manifest'. Through interactive vocabulary games and exercises, students will enhance their understanding and retention of new words. This lesson is crucial for developing language skills and boosting confidence in reading comprehension.

In this lesson, students will conduct a character study of Abilene Tucker from pages 51 to 108 of 'Moon Over Manifest'. Through guided discussion and creative activities, students will explore her development and relationships, deepening their understanding of character motivations and growth. This lesson is important as it enhances students' analytical skills and empathy by examining character dynamics and personal growth.

In this lesson, students will explore and analyze different layers of meaning within complex texts, focusing on symbolism, themes, and character development. This lesson is important as it enhances critical thinking and interpretive skills, allowing students to engage deeply with literature and develop a nuanced understanding of textual elements.