ORT - TreeTops Greatest Stories Teaching Handbook Upper Junior (Levels 14-20)

ORT - TreeTops Greatest Stories Teaching Handbook Upper Junior (Levels 14-20)
Author/Publisher: Oxford University Press
Target Audience: Teachers and educators of primary school students in Years 6-8 (ages 10-13)

Key Features:

• Comprehensive Content: This handbook provides detailed lesson plans and instructional strategies tailored for Levels 14-20, covering a diverse selection of stories from the TreeTops series.
• Clear Explanations: Each section includes clear, concise instructions that simplify complex teaching concepts, making it accessible for educators of all experience levels.
• Practice Questions: The handbook includes a variety of practice questions and assessment tools designed to reinforce comprehension and critical thinking skills among students.
• Exam Focused: Content is aligned with educational standards and designed to prepare students for reading assessments and literacy challenges.
• Interactive Elements: Engaging activities, group discussions, and project ideas encourage collaborative learning and foster a love for storytelling.
• Aligned with the Latest Curriculum: Resources in the handbook are designed to seamlessly integrate into current literacy curricula, supporting teachers in delivering effective lessons.

Educational Value:
This teaching handbook equips educators with effective strategies and resources to cultivate advanced reading skills, enhance student engagement, and instill a lifelong love for literature among their students.

Format and Quality:
Paperback, 180 pages, featuring user-friendly layouts and practical formats that facilitate easy navigation and classroom implementation.

Why Choose This Book:
Ideal for educators aiming to enrich their literacy programs, this handbook offers invaluable insights and practical strategies to inspire and motivate upper junior readers, helping them to excel in their reading journey.

Available at Books for the Future with delivery to all cities in Iraq and the Kurdistan region.