All of the students in Kathy Quinn's class are reading Jerry Spinelli's novel Crash. The teacher has planned many activities based on this novel. These students are participating in:
a) a literature circle
b) a literature focus unit
c) a thematic unit
d) reading workshop
Question 2
A task that children in a second-grade class are required to complete is to draw a picture based on a specific event from a story. How can the teacher convert this tired, old activity into one that affords more opportunities for creative self-expression?
A) Require children to work with a partner or in a small group.
B) Provide a teacher model for children to follow but otherwise leave the assignment as is because it is effective in assessing a child's reading comprehension.
C) Require the class to produce a mural of the entire story.
D) Allow children to represent any aspect of the story that they choose through whatever art medium they prefermarkers, paints, collage, sculpture, poster, electronic media, and so forth.
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