Resources
Teaching/Discussion Guide:
THE ADVENTURE IS NOW
THE ADVENTURE IS NOW is a story about friendship, the environment, living in the now, and finding the spectaculous. With short chapters, STEM-topics, an illustrated field guide, and clues to solve that will keep readers turning pages, THE ADVENTURE IS NOW is a perfect choice for a classroom read-aloud, whole-class/school text, literature club, book club, or summer reading list.
This guide is aligned with Common Core Standards for 5th grade, but it can be applied for grades 3-8. You will find pre-reading questions, questions for each part of the book, big picture questions, and extension activities that include creative writing, environmental action, research projects, and visual arts.
Teaching/Discussion Guide: QUINTESSENCE
QUINTESSENCE is a story about friendship, connection, science, magic, and mental health issues. With short chapters, two point-of-views, a ten-part structure, STEM-topics, and mysteries that will keep readers turning pages, Quintessence is a perfect choice for a classroom read-aloud, whole-class/school text, literature club, book club, or summer reading list.
This guide is aligned with Common Core Standards for 5th grade, but it can be applied for grades 3-8. You will find pre-reading questions, questions for each part of the book, big picture questions, and extension activities that include creative writing, research projects, and visual arts.
A special note to Teen & Adult Book Clubs: The questions on page 6 of this guide would make an excellent jumping off point for discussion.
You can also download the guide from Macmillan here.
Teaching/Discussion Guide: THE MIRACULOUS
THE MIRACULOUS is a story about facing grief, seeking community support, and finding light even when the world seems dark. Big questions and big feelings are explored with a message of hope and wonder at the end. With in-text journal entries, a unique seven-part structure, and mysteries that will keep readers turning pages, THE MIRACULOUS is a perfect choice for a classroom read-aloud, whole-class/school text, literature club, book club, summer reading list, or independent read.
This guide is aligned with Common Core Standards for 5th grade, but it can be applied for grades 3- 8. You will find pre-reading questions, questions for each section of the book, big picture questions, and extension activities that include creative writing prompts, research projects, and visual arts.
A special note to Teen & Adult Book Clubs: The questions on page 6 of this guide would make an excellent jumping off point for discussion.
You can also download the guide from Macmillan here.
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