Suzanne Collins Reads from Mockingjay
Suzanne Collins reads the first chapter of the thrilling, powerful and haunting final installment of The Hunger Games trilogy.
Suzanne Collins reads the first chapter of the thrilling, powerful and haunting final installment of The Hunger Games trilogy.
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MORE IDEAS FOR SHARING BOOKS IN YOUR CLASSROOM:
- About the Book
- Hunger Games Trilogy Teaching Resources
- Encourage Summer Reading
- New Releases, Booktalks, & Discussion Guides
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Amulet: The Stonekeeper
by Kazu Kibuishi Grades 3–5 Enter a world of terrible, man-eating demons, a mechanical rabbit, a talking fox, a giant robot ? and two ordinary children on a mission. Additional Booktalks
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Angel Child, Dragon Child
by Michele Maria Surat Grades PreK–2 A Vietnamese girl attending school in the U.S. misses her mother, but makes a new friend. Additional Discussion Guides
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Go, Go America
by Dan Yaccarino Grades K–5 Far-out festivals, kooky contests, ludicrous laws, peculiar people, and oodles of oddities across America...fasten your seat belt and get ready to go, go through fifty states of fun! Additional Book-Based Lesson Plans
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Angel Island: Li Keng Wong’s Story
Follow the story of Chinese American immigrants who came through Angel Island to America in the 1930s. 
Story Starters
Students generate a creative writing prompt and pick one of four formats to print their finished story. |
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Give your students an inspiring, enriching, and fun reading experience by using audiovisual adaptations of picture books in your classroom. These unique videos motivate beginning, struggling, reluctant, and limited English language proficient readers to want to read.
The Dinosaurs of Waterhouse Hawkins
by Barbara Kerley Grades 2–5 See how the first life-sized dinosaur models stunned the world. |
Inch by Inch
by Leo Lionni Grades PreK–2 The Caldecott Honor author follows a worm who inches his way out of being eaten |