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Recordbooks Teacher's Resource Guide
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Recordbooks Teacher's Resource Guide

By Larry Swartz

$14.95 Paperback
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Series: Lorimer Recordbooks

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The Lorimer Recordbooks guide provides teachers with (a) an outline for helping students
to choose books in the Recordbooks series as well as (b) a choice of response activities
that offer students opportunities to make sense of what they have read in a variety of
modes.

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Publication Details:

Binding: Paperback, 56 pages
Publication Date: 1st October 2014
ISBN: 9781459407589
Format: 11in x 8.5in

BIC Code: JNKD, JNU, YQF
BISAC Code:  EDU011000, EDU029020
Imprint: Lorimer


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Record Books

Recordbooks Series

Sport biographies highlighting key social issues

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Series features

  • Ideal for reluctant readers
  • Hi-lo
  • Short chapters, easy-to-read format
  • Great for ESL and adult students
  • Writing with a flair for making history feel like novels
  • Accompanied by historical photos and sports trivia

"Historic photos and short chapters promise to make the book palatable for reluctant readers."
—Quill & Quire

"Kids who like 'infotainment' will be drawn to these books that read like a novel but includes fact boxes, photographs and a glossary." —CM Magazine

Recordbooks are non-fiction stories that help reluctant readers understand history and social issues through the lens of the true story of a sports hero. Showing the process of social change on issues like racism, diversity and conflict, these books engage and provide historical context by telling the often-heroic story of how an athlete or a team worked to change attitudes around them.