Are you a teacher or do you have kids (4th-7th grade age)? What topics do they want to read about?
Give me some ideas of topics that would be interesting for kids at these grade levels--things they would be interested in reading about. Avoid topics that have any bias or sensitivity issues (death, holidays only some celebrate) etc. or any other topics that might evoke a high level of emotion. Think classroom material. Thanks!
Not a teacher but around 4th grade my kids liked bugs, astronautic or weird space facts, Harry Potter and cars. You can make anything interesting it's all in the presentation:) If you get excited are excited to teach it they will be excited to read and learn about it. 7th grade reading mystery and Sweet Valley High books. Guinness Book of worlds records was a hit too.
My students seem to favor mysteries, adventure and animal stories around the 4th-5th grade yrs. I can't speak for any grades higher than that, but my guess would be they enjoy stories with interesting people and more drama.....
Harry Potter for all - for younger kids the Captain Underpants series...boys this age like things that are "gross" and there are many books that have the word "gross" as a part of their title. Girls like adventure and fantasy and anything about animals, from my observation.
My 9 year old's favorite books at the moment are Jeff Kinney's "Diary of a WImpy Kid" books, R.L. Stine's "Goosebumps" series, the "Hank the Cowdog" series (the author's name escapes me at the moment) and the "Bad Kitty" books by Nick Bruel.
I taught for 26 years and found my students loved stories that dealt with morphing. They also loved the Harry Potter series and mysteries that dealt with teenage or young detectives.
My two grand-twins, 12 now but when they were 9 or ten they were very interested in magic and tricks. They brag to their classmates that their Professor grandma is also a magician. Well my stories ended up with some "magic" activities such as burying or hiding identical objects in various places; showing one to the"victim" then destroy it by burning. Then you will say that you can bring it back and can guess where it is...and the tricks go on. Yes, they are interested on magic and tricks. A teacher can make lessons along this line in a scientific manner, not necessarily to "victimize" or fool anyone.
Strong readers in grades 4,5 as well as 6,7 students will enjoy/devour the Percy Jackson series.
by ladyjane1 14 years ago
My favorite teacher was my second grade teacher cuz she was kind and patient. Who was yours and why?
by sir_tallest 13 years ago
Where do you get topics or keywords you use when you write your blog or hubsI have been looking for good keywords and topics to write with but somehow I have not found keywords nor nice topics,,,,please can you share your ideas with me
by Kylyssa Shay 9 years ago
The blog post made it clear you're interested mostly in brand new hubs for the niche sites. If you release a list of topics you'll be making niche sites for, we can write new hubs on those topics.You'll have to do so eventually and doing so now will give us time to create enough content for each...
by mshunt 9 years ago
Have you ever been "paddled" in school? By paddled, I mean spanked by a teacher?I was paddled by the Dean Of Boys when I was in the 7th grade. He hit me twice with his board and I walked the straight and narrow afterwards. I knew for a fact I didn't want anymore of that. So,...
by Abhaque Supanjang 13 years ago
Do you still remember the names of the teachers that have taught you ?
by Susette Horspool 12 years ago
If you were to research hubs on water supply, what topics would you be most interested in?I want to write about California's water supply system, but there's so much information available, I hardly know where to start. Please help.
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