"The Guardian"--Gr. 9 ELA Special Ed teacher seeks partner class in southern USA

Hi. We are a classroom of six students from New York state. I am a 9th grade ELA Special Education teacher. I am looking to partner with a class from the southern USA. In February, we will be reading "The Guardian" by Julius Lester. It is similar to "To Kill a Mockingbird" in that it addresses racial discrimination.

We are hoping that our students can communicate with their southern peers through email, Skype, audio/video messages to share their thoughts and reflections on this book. We'd love to collaborate in planning this unit.

We are open to classrooms that are slightly younger or older as well. We are looking forward to a great experience!

Eileen F

New York

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Eileen Flicker - USA -

From: Monticello High School | Posted On: January 5, 2011 | Member Since: December 10, 2010

Project Description

A 9th Grade ELA special education teacher wants to partner with a class from the southern US. In February, her students will begin reading the book, "Guardian" by Julius Lester, which is similar in theme to "To Kill A Mockingbird" in that it addresses racial discrimination. We're hoping our students can communicate with their southern peers through email, SKYPE, and audio/video messages to share their thoughts and reflections on the book. We'd love to collaborate in planning this unit.

Location
Monticello, New York, USA

Language
English

Number of participants
6

Age range
13-15

Tags: ESE, HS, NY, TheGuardian

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