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Classroom Library and Creative Learning Materials

byYellow Brick WayClasses at centers in Juhu, Mumbai and Vapi, GujaratStarts from1,500 Per SessionView full gallery

I don't believe in dry textbooks. Our classroom library and our stash of games are the secret sauce behind how my students learn to love reading, vocabulary, and public speaking.

The works of David Walliams are a goldmine for speech and drama. His books are filled with bold characters and hilarious plots, making them perfect for character analysis and reading aloud.

Our lesson plan setup for a week focused on Dr. Seuss. We use his books to teach everything from rhyme and rhythm to complex themes, adapting the content for all age groups.

Exploring the world of comics and graphic novels. This lesson plan introduces students to a different form of storytelling, focusing on characters, dialogue, and visual narrative.

Getting ready to dive into biographies, autobiographies, and memoirs. We use a variety of books to teach students how to understand and share real-life stories.

A glimpse into our lesson prep for teaching biographies and memoirs. It's a challenging topic, but we are always working on new ways to make it accessible and engaging for our learners.

A new addition to our library, "Agatha Oddly." Mystery books like this are excellent for developing critical thinking and reading comprehension skills.

"The House at the Edge of Magic" is a perfect new arrival for our library. Fantasy books spark imagination and provide rich material for creative storytelling and character work.

We've added "The Blunders" by David Walliams to our collection. His humorous and character-driven stories are always a hit in our drama classes.

"Anisha, Accidental Detective" is another great find for our young readers. Detective stories encourage close reading and paying attention to detail.

"A Secret in Time" joins our library shelves. Historical fiction like this can transport students to another era, expanding their worldview and vocabulary.

About Our Classroom Library & Learning Materials

I don't just put books on shelves. I select stories that act as a spark for our drama exercises. Whether it is picking apart a David Walliams character for a monologue or using a graphic novel to teach dialogue rhythm, every item in my library has a specific pedagogical purpose for our speech and drama sessions.

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