Volume I, Issue 3
Reading Critically through Global Inquiry
WOW Stories: Connections from the Classroom is a regular on-line publication of WOW containing vignettes written by classroom educators about children’s experiences reading and responding to literature in the classroom setting.
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Contents
Part 1: Supporting Children’s Thinking about Literature and Literacy
- Thinking about Thinking with Young Children, by Kathryn Bolasky, Kindergarten Teacher
- Retellings as a Valuable Response to Literature, by Kathryn Bolasky, Kindergarten Teacher
- Exploring Flow Charts as a Tool for Thinking, by Jaquetta Alexander & Jennifer Griffith, First/Second Grade Teacher
- Creating a Context for Understanding in Literature Circles, by Amy Edwards, Fifth Grade Teacher
- Integrating Fiction and Nonfiction Texts to Build Deep Understanding, by Lisa Thomas, Project Specialist & Kathy G. Short, Professor, University of Arizona
- Exploring World Languages in an Afterschool Language Club, by Lisa Thomas, Project Specialist
- Understanding by Looking Below the Surface, by Kathryn Tompkins, Third/Fourth Grade Teacher
- Using the Inquiry Cycle with Young Children: A Global Study of Fairy Tales, by Jennifer Griffith, First Grade Teacher
Part 2: Creating Conceptual Understanding about Social issues
- Making Personal Connections: Conceptual Thinking in Kindergarten, by Kathryn Bolasky, Kindergarten Teacher
- The Power of Power in Responding to Literature, by Kathryn Tompkins, Third/Fourth Grade Teacher
- Getting Past the Social Drama to Engage Fifth Graders with Power, by Amy Edwards, Fifth Grade Teacher
- Experiencing the Way the World Eats, by Lisa Thomas, Project Specialist
- Creating Conceptual Understandings of Hunger, by Kathryn Tompkins, Third/Fourth Grade Teacher
- Challenging Stereotypes of Poverty through Children’s Literature, by Kaye Wingfield, Fourth/Fifth Grade Teacher
- Helping Young Students Think Conceptually: An Inquiry Study of Hunger and Power, by Jaquetta Alexander, First/Second Grade Teacher
Part 3: Taking Action on Social Issues
- Taking Action as a Process over Time, by Jennifer Griffith, First Grade Teacher
- Creating a Change that Keeps on Giving, by Teryl Ford, Second/Third Grade Teacher
- Taking Action in Tight Times, by Amy Edwards, Fifth Grade Teacher
Editor
Kathy G. Short, The University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ
Production Editor
Rebecca K. Ballenger, Worlds of Words
WOW Stories, Volume I, Issue 3 by Worlds of Words is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at https://wowlit.org/on-line-publications/stories/storiesi3/.
WOW stories: connections from the classroom
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