Learn how to use graphic texts to motivate and engage some of your most reluctant readers who often shun traditional texts. This book uses comics and graphic novels to teach comprehension, vocabulary, and fluency by exploring how skills for reading visual information can be transferred to text. The book shows teachers how to hook students onto reading using graphic novels across the content areas. Sample graphic books and student work complement this book.

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Conferring

Whatever Happened to Language Arts?

Independent Reading Inside the Box

Nonfiction Matters

By Different Paths to Common Outcomes

Craft Lessons, 2nd Edition

Nonfiction Craft Lessons

Teaching with Intention

It's Critical!

Differentiation

Readicide

Reading Power

Nonfiction Reading Power

Information Transformation

Get Graphic!

The Daily 5 (Five)

Text Me a Strategy

Books as Bridges

Get Writing!

Guided Listening

Is That a Fact?

Literacy Work Stations

Catching Readers Before They Fall

No More

Zeroing in on Number and Operations

The 3 Habits of Highly Successful Reading Teachers

What's Next for this Beginning Writer?

Basic Tools for Beginning Writers

Talking, Writing & Thinking About Books

The Write Beginning

Pyrotechnics on the Page

A Place for Wonder

What Student Writing Teaches Us

Family Literacy Experiences

Igniting a Passion for Reading

Naked Reading

Response Journals Revisited

Scaffolding Young Writers

Better Answers, 2nd Edition

What do I do about the kid who… ?

Making the Most of Small Groups

Practice with Purpose

Portfolios Matters