[aisle] World History Read-Aloud for 9th grade

Tue Jan 14 09:04:49 CST 2020

Trapped - Aronson
Call of the Klondike - Meissner
Lowdown on Denim
American Plague - Murphy
My Orange Duffel Bag -
The Giant - Murphy
Pluto Files - Tyson
Hidden Evidence
Bone Detectives - Jackson
Frozen Man - McCarty
Blue Zones
Through My Eyes - Ruby Bridges
Undefeated: Jim Thorpe
The Family Romanov
102 Minutes
I Will Always Write Back
The Greatest: Muhammad Ali
The Borden Murders
Escape: The Story of Houdini
Elon Musk - Jr edition
Struck by Genius
Outcasts United
Samurai Rising

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does it have to be non-fiction? If not, Long way down or All American Boys by Jason Reynolds gives a teen perspective most suburbanites don't know.

On Mon, Jan 13, 2020 at 8:07 PM Carol Naughton via AISLE <aisle at list.railslibraries.info<mailto:aisle at list.railslibraries.info>> wrote:
More current events, but Just Mercy was amazing and I believe there is a young readers edition. Also, either Bomb (WWII but more espionage and science than war) or Most Dangerous by Sheinkin.

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On Mon, Jan 13, 2020 at 3:32 PM Meyer, Gail via AISLE <aisle at list.railslibraries.info<mailto:aisle at list.railslibraries.info>> wrote:

Collective Brain,

A 9th grade World History teacher has been reading “Sugar Changed The World” by Marc Aronson to her classes. It’s worked out well for her, length-of-chapter-wise, and has held the student’s attention. She’s looking for another book to read out loud to them, a chapter or section a day, as they’re almost done with Sugar.  It can be almost any non-fiction topic. She said they’re kind of tired of World Wars I and II right now. A few asked for maybe something for Black History Month, but not about slavery.  I was thinking “We are not yet Equal” by Carol Anderson but I’m not completely sold on it. Does anyone have any other suggestions for us?

Gail Meyer, Librarian
TF South High School
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