
The night was filled with informative and fun displays that educated those not familiar with the "One Book, One School" program. Talented music students attended to perform their original compositions about "The Hunger Games" and the theme of survival that dominates the series. There were also several "experiments" in the science wing dedicated to Suzanne Collins’ novel.
Yes. That IS a wood girl in a science lab. On FIRE.
Oh the possibilities! Seriously, I wish I had had something like this when I was in elementary/jr. high/high school. Yeah, I'm sure some of the assemblies could be very lame, but the benefits are seriously outweighing the potential dumb parts (again, refer to girl on fire. I would have killed to have a chemistry class like that!).
I'm already imagining other books. Astronomy with Across the Universe, the mechanics and physics of moving a castle (Howl's Moving Castle), cloning and social classes (House of the Scorpion), Graceling gym class O.O ...
Which book would you have liked to have had across the board classes about in high school? Anything coming to mind?
How COOL! Maryland does "One Maryland, One Book" and everyone across the state reads the same book. This year's is The Absolutely True Diary of a Part Time Indian and this post just got me so excited to figure out ways to connect the book to different content areas. Thanks for sharing the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteThis is cool! I would have loved to do The Queen of Attolia in high school.
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