This blog is devoted to exploring the connection between the secondary Social Studies and English classrooms. We aim to discuss relevant literature that bridges the content between the two subject areas. We look forward to hearing your ideas and suggestions about the literature and the ways it can be used in the classroom.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Why?
Nikolai Popov's, wordless, thought provoking tale about a frog who sits peacefully on a rock smelling a flower and a mouse who aggressively snatches the flower away. The absurdity of aggression and the inevitable consequences of the violence that occurs, teaches ys the ugliness of war and that there are no winners.
Perfect to discuss any historical moment of war. Some that come to mind, World War II, Cold War, War on Terrorism, etc. Perfect for younger grade levels as well as high schoolers. Great writing assignments come to mind especially since this book is wordless.
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