Incorporating Graphic Nonfiction | Classroom Connections
This month, we zero in on nonfiction text structures, spotlighting a selection of graphic nonfiction titles that are great for use in the classroom.
This month, we zero in on nonfiction text structures, spotlighting a selection of graphic nonfiction titles that are great for use in the classroom.
Our engagement team zeroes in on analyzing character development in fantasy stories students will actually want to read.
Our engagement team zeroes in on stories about families and feelings to help students who may struggle during the holiday season.
Our engagement team has selected some cozy mysteries designed to challenge and inspire students of all ages to delve deeper into their independent reading.
Comics Plus offers access to comic versions of myriad canonical stories taught in classrooms and homes around the world.
Comics and manga are important for supporting independent reading but can also be effective tools for improving literacy, language learning, and reading for pleasure across a broad audience. With increasing availability of classroom-appropriate titles addressing a variety of educational subjects, educators should work with their librarian partners to include comics and manga in their lesson plans.