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The TreeTops Greatest Stories, edited by Michael Morpurgo, contains 35 retellings by top childrens authors of key enduring stories from our shared literary heritage. The Greatest Stories Teaching Handbook Lower Junior has been created to provide expertly written and flexible support to maximize the wealth of teaching potential in the TreeTops Greatest Stories series. There are specific notes for all the titles in Oxford Levels 8 to 13 (18 titles), plus three Photocopy Masters per title. Additionally, there are generic notes about the teaching of classic texts and Photocopy Masters. The Handbook is equally suitable for those pursuing a whole-class or mastery teaching approach and those teaching children in small groups. Teaching sections themes and ideas, key comprehension questions, activating prior knowledge, use of language, vocabulary, inference, grammar and punctuation and SATs-style written tasks, all with assessment guidance. There are also creative and exciting ideas for presentations and debates to inspire your class further. The Greatest Stories Teaching Handbook is correlated to all UK curricula.
This handbook investigates how to effectively integrate classic literary retellings into the primary school curriculum to enhance student comprehension and analytical skills. Author James Clements provides a structured pedagogical framework designed to support educators in maximizing the instructional value of the TreeTops Greatest Stories series. The text synthesizes literary analysis with practical classroom strategies, offering a comprehensive guide for teachers working with students at Oxford Levels 8 to 13.
What You Will Find
Educators frequently identify this handbook as a practical resource for aligning classic literature instruction with UK curriculum standards. Experts highlight the balance between structured assessment guidance and creative classroom activities as a primary strength of the text.
Page Count:
144
Publication Date:
2017-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press UK
ISBN-10:
0198418833
ISBN-13:
9780198418832
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