Teach Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students with Novel Effect
Connecticut-based teacher, Gina Gardella Ditrio, sat down with the Novel Effect team to share how she uses Novel Effect to teach deaf and hard of hearing students!
Connecticut-based teacher, Gina Gardella Ditrio, sat down with the Novel Effect team to share how she uses Novel Effect to teach deaf and hard of hearing students!
Kentucky-based librarian, Christi Unker, sat down with the Novel Effect team to share how she uses Novel Effect to teach students with visual impairments!
Florida-based ELL (English Language Learner) educator, Renee Belvis, sat down with the Novel Effect team to share how she uses Novel Effect to teach baseball players English!
Amplify classroom reading routines with Novel Effect! Engage students with interactive read-alouds, fun soundscapes, and build a strong classroom community.
Get Caught Reading is an annual celebration that promotes the joy and benefits of reading. Let’s dig into some ways to promote a fun reading experience.
Pizza Day is celebrated on February 9th to honor America’s favorite food! Check out these fun ways to celebrate America’s treasured treat.
Students explore theme, vocabulary, figurative language, grammar, and story synthesis in the Last Stop on Market Street activities.
Students practice writing and mathematics with Dim Sum for Everyone activities that continue the theme of the book.
Families and educators can help students explore community, inclusion, and individuality with Just Ask activities.
Through writing prompts, character analysis, and games, The Invisible Boy activities continue to teach students the importance of including others.
