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digital tools for teaching 30 E-tools for Collaborating, Creating, and Publishing Across the Curriculum STEVE JOHNSON (Grades 5-12) DIGITAL TOOLS FOR TEACHING GIVES YOU: • An array of low- to no-cost digital tools chosen for educational merit • Lesson connections for each e-tool across the curriculum • Standards-based assessment rubrics and strategies (including how to implement digital portfolios) Expand your teaching horizons and go digital! In this resource, the e-tools that your students already use after school become powerful vehicles for teaching and learning in school. Engage students while you meet twenty-fi rst century classroom instructional goals and standards. 978-1-934338-84-1 | 152 pp. | MH# 222 | $23.95 E-BOOK: 978-1-934338-85-8 | MH# 222E | $21.95 rationales for teaching graphic novels JAMES BUCKY CARTER, Editor (Middle and High School) Feel confi dent when using graphic novels and comics in your secondary classroom or library. With 100-plus graphic novels presented as rationales by more than twenty authors, this CD equips you with everything you need to know to take advantage of this engaging format: plot summaries, lesson plan ideas, the strengths and unique characteristics of each work, the intended audience, possible objections, ideas for thematic braidings, awards, reviews, and lists of resources/references. Also included is a guide that categorizes the numerous genres these profi led graphic novels represent, ranging from slice-of-life to science fi ction. Use these rationales to select graphic novels for your curriculum or library bookshelf, or to engage and enlighten parents and administrators. 978-1-934338-83-4 | 108 Rationales | MH# 225 | $29.95 CD only E-BOOK: 978-1-936700-20-2 | MH# 225E | $27.95 10 Maupin House Publishing | 2012 Catalog teaching graphic novels Practical Strategies for the Secondary ELA Classroom KATIE MONNIN (Middle and High School) Teach engaging graphic novels alongside traditional literature with this ready-to-use, strategic tool that addresses print-text and image literacies to create lessons for fi ction and non-fi ction comprehension and response to literature. 978-1-934338-40-7 | 256 pp. | MH# 212 | $24.95 E-BOOK: 978-1-936700-25-7 | MH# 212E | $21.95
super-Powered Word study Teaching Words and Word Parts through Comics JAMES BUCKY CARTER and ERIK A. EVENSEN (Grades 5-12) High-interest visual narratives make your word study come alive for students! Fifteen short mini-comics provide the engaging framework for showing the meanings of words and word parts in context context for students teaching early reader comics and graphic novels KATIE MONNIN (Grades K-6) Dr. Monnin brings her standards-based lessons and strategic approach to teaching comics and graphic novels to early readers. Examples from a wide variety of comics and graphic novels—including multicultural models— and recommended reading lists help teachers of grades K-6 seamlessly teach print-text and image literacies together. A chapter on struggling and emergent readers addresses this group’s unique needs and taps into the power of comics and graphic novels to engage all learners. ISBN 978-1-936700-23-3 | 128 pp. | MH# 229 | $23.95 E-BOOK: 978-1-936700-38-7 | MH# 229E | $19.95 New Literacies/New Tools in grades fi ve and up. This multiplatform resource includes an innovative software program designed for use on projectors, whiteboards, whiteboards, and student computers that support the lessons and let students create their own comics. Accredited by SMART and Promethean. 978-1-934338-82-7 | 160 pages | With DVD (software designed by TSI Graphics) MH# 220 | $29.95 Shop online 24 hours a day at www.maupinhouse.com 11
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