Learn about the process Novel Effect soundscape designers Ian Silver and Matt Boerner used to create the emotional and immersive music, sound effects, and character voices that make up the soundscape for Ken Mochizuki’s “Baseball Saved Us.”
Use these printable activities after your read-aloud of “Yes Day!” to help K-3 students practice their ELA skills.
Use these printable activities after your read loud of “The Magical Yet” to help K-3 students practice their ELA skills and strengthen their growth mindset.
Use these printable activities after your read loud of “Going Places” to help K-5 students practice their ELA and STEM skills.
Ready for a feel-good read aloud? These 7 picture books will inspire your little learners to dream big, take action, and believe in themselves!
Use this printable activity after your read loud of “The Word Collector” to help little learners recall information from the story and connect more deeply with the book. Activities include discussion questions and writing prompts for different age groups.
Educators can now earn Scholastic eGiftCards when they refer families to Novel Effect
Join Novel Effect and Peter H. Reynolds, author and illustrator of “The Dot” on Thursday, May 19 for a free professional development webinar and a magical read aloud experience.
Use this printable activity after your “Mae Among the Stars” read aloud to help little learners recall information from the text and write about the prompted topic. Activities include discussion questions and writing prompts for different age groups.
Find out how Gabriella Seoane, a board-certified Pediatric Occupational Therapist, uses Novel Effect to engage and connect with young patients who have developmental challenges and neurological disorders.
