This picture book is a great book to bridge the gap of your struggling readers with your more advanced readers.
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Showing posts with label Genocide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Genocide. Show all posts
Monday, February 21, 2011
Brothers in Hope: the Story of the Lost Boys of Sudan
This picture book is a great book to bridge the gap of your struggling readers with your more advanced readers.
First They Killed My Father
Written by Loung Ung, First They Killed My Father takes a reader into Cambodia during the time of Pol Pot. At the age of 5 her family if forced out of their home, and forced to work on collective farms with little food and the fear of found out. Loung Ung's book is a powerful inside look at genocide and it horrific effects.
A great book for 10/ 11 grade, both social studies and english teachers could use this for content in both areas.
A great book for 10/ 11 grade, both social studies and english teachers could use this for content in both areas.
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