Learning Through Literature

Because students are better able to understand and internalize ideas through story, Moving Beyond the Page makes extensive use of quality children's literature. Through literature your child will be challenged to:

• understand and internalize ideas,
• practice reading skills,
• discuss literary elements,
• analyze story structure, and
• learn from characters.

The use of fiction, non-fiction, poetry and multi-cultural literature allow learners to explore a variety of literary genres. Each concept has a number of "required" readings.

All required literature is sold with the curriculum. The required reading lists may change without notice depending on the books availability from the publisher.

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Learning Through Literature
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