The Boy at the Back of the Class Book Companion Unit

The Boy at the Back of the Class Book Companion Unit and Activities

Help your students build a sense of belonging, empathy and friendship in your classroom by using this unit and activity pack designed to compliment the reading of The Boy at the Back of the Class by Onjali Q. Raúf. Including a scaffolded activity book, craft templates, and lapbook activities, your students will be completely engaged in exploring this novel. Designed to inspire learners with hands on fun, these book companion activities will help your students explore real-world concepts such as refugees, to challenge minds and open hearts.

Your purchase includes:
✔ Lesson sequence - designed to help you use the activity book, crafts and templates in a logical and sequential manner. 20 lesson suggestions are included, but they are so jam-packed with ideas that you could definitely use the unit over a longer period.
✔ Activity Book - to help reinforce concepts taught and explore them further independently
✔ Craft Templates - optional hands on alternatives to some of the activity sheets in the activity book

FAQ
Can I share this resource with my teaching partner?
Yes you can! BUT please purchase an additional license when you checkout, so they can be using it legally. Each resource purchase is licensed to one teacher.
How long should it take to complete this unit?
This Unit is designed to be implemented over 1 term as part of your usual literacy lessons.

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Disclaimer:
While careful consideration has been made in the design of this Unit Plan it is a guide only. Teachers should use their own discretion when implementing. Some questions have been given to help guide student thinking but more specific questions should be added to develop conversation and deeper learning. Students should be encouraged to ask questions themselves as well.