AUDIENCE ↬ teachers
CONTENT ↬ ELA & history
GRADE LEVELS ↬ grades 3 & up
I LOVE a good list! This is a great example of one of those lists. (And if you look closely, there are several other "Best of 2022" lists to the side.) And additional bonus to this list is that it's several lists in one - you can filter by age group.
HOW CAN TEACHERS USE THIS RESOURCE?
I can see teachers using this list to generate discussion with students - which books did they read? Which did they like? Are there ones that interest you? Could you pick "the best of the best" and then write about why? I see it as a great discussion starter.
And if you are adventurous, what if you & your students began a list of all the books you read collectively and rate them to create a "Best of" second semester (or any other time period) for your class? Might be a fun activity!
Thank you Common Sense Media for this great resource!
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