The previous years’ lists are available on The Hub. At year’s end, the team will curate a final list from all nominated titles and select a Top Ten. Additional titles to receive this designation are listed as well. Once a book is suggested (either internally or through the Title suggestion form), it must pass through a review process to be designated an official nomination.Įach week, the teams feature a review of one of the officially nominated titles. The Selected Lists teams read throughout the year in search of the best titles published in their respective categories. Home is Not a Country by Safia Elhillo (March 21, 2021).–Jayna Ramsey, Lakewood, CO Other Nominated Titles Other books the reader might enjoy are Aftershocks by Marisa Reichardt and I am Still Alive by Kate Alice Marshall, both of which also feature survival situations and a lot of action. Wild franchise would be a great match for this book. Including Natalia’s backstory adds depth to the story and gives the reader more insight into why the stakes are higher for her when trying to outrun the fast-moving wildfire.įans of reality television such as Survivor and Bear Grylls’s Man vs. Teens will enjoy the quick hook, diverse set of characters, and fast-paced plot progression. Playing with Fire starts off with a bang, literally, and the action doesn’t stop until the very end. This is not what Natalia had in mind for her and Wyatt’s first date. During this treacherous journey, the group must use their survival skills to help each other as they encounter wild animals, injuries, and very rough terrain. ****Don't forget to leave feedback and a rating on purchased items to receive TpT credits towards future purchases.When a fast-moving wildfire traps Natalia, Wyatt, and a group of other hikers, they must do whatever it takes to make it out alive, which means hiking farther into the forest and potential danger. Playing with Fire - Vocabulary Building Practice Looking for "Playing with Fire" vocabulary practice? Try this activity! Each question pertains to a chapter in the novel and asks students to characterize, summarize, predict, explain, list, recall, and more Have students answer the questions individually to show their comprehension of each chapter.
Take a look at the preview file for a closer look at 4 of the questions! This set of 40 task cards covers the entire novel 'Playing with Fire' written by April Henry. Perfect for fast finishers or emergency sub plans.Use each card for warm-ups, bell-ringers, exit tickets, and more.Display one question at a time and use for whole-class/ small group discussions.Have students answer the questions individually to show their comprehension of each chapter.Each question pertains to a chapter in the novel and asks students to characterize, summarize, predict, explain, list, recall, and more! This set of 40 task cards covers the entire novel "Playing with Fire" written by April Henry.
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