The Two Wolves Novel Study, to be released 3 October 2024, aims to reimagine novel studies for upper primary and lower secondary learners. Designed to support teachers in meeting the multi-modal curriculum requirements, this innovative program leverages the power of technology to enhance student learning and engagement.
Two Wolves is a Children’s Book Council of Australia Honour Book, shortlisted for the Prime Minister’s Literary Awards and winner of the YABBA Children’s Choice Awards. It is studied widely in Australian schools. The novel explores themes of family, identity, moral choices, and resilience, making it an excellent tool for fostering critical thinking and discussion.
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What’s Included?
8 x 3-4-Minute Videos: Hosted by the author, these videos provide deep insights into the novel’s creation, language, perspective, themes, and literary devices.
Comprehensive Teacher Guide: Developed with top educators, and curriculum-aligned, this guide offers interactive scaffold tools to support a thorough and engaging exploration of Two Wolves.
Multi-Modal Learning Tools: Students can engage with the novel through text, images, vision boarding, audio, video, AI, design, drawing, and storyboards.
The Writer’s Toolkit Course: 24 videos plus teachers’ notes and activity sheets to inspire young writers aged 9-13.
Key Benefits:
Purposeful Use of Technology: Integrates creative and innovative tech solutions to enhance learning.
Diverse Learning Styles: Suits all types of learners by encouraging varied forms of response and interaction.
Engagement and Insight: Provides a dynamic and immersive way for students to connect with the novel and its themes.
I have found a typo in the book two wolves on the third page on the third line you can see that when you wrote window you actually wrote widow instead.
Author
Hi Ella
Thanks for this. Yes, I think the first 10,000 copies produced all have that typo. A few people messaged and we fixed it up. But thanks for spotting that. It’s amazing how many people, me and lots of others in the publishing process, can read a book over and over again and there are always a couple that sneak through. Weird. 😉