Baen Teacher's Guide to 1636: the Kremlin Games by Eric Flint, Gorg Huff and Paula Goodlett
Baen Teacher’s Guide to 1636: The Kremlin Games by Eric Flint, Gorg Huff and Paula Goodlett Contents: • Recommended reading levels • Biographical material and links • Background of the book and plot summary • Character sketches • A separate guide to each of the six parts of the book, which includes a plot summary of each chapter and the following: o Prepare to read… . Vocabulary . Focus questions or initiating activity o Quiz / reading comprehension questions – multiple choice and short answer o Reflection and discussion questions – may be used to initiate classroom discussion, as short writing assignments, or as test questions o Suggested activities / inquiry-based exploration – suggestions for activities and projects Recommended reading levels: Because of the mature nature of some of the material included in the book, included attempted rape, violence, and language, classroom use of this book is 1 probably most appropriate for upper-level high school students. The book would be particularly effective for upper-level classes in European History, World History, or Western Civilization. Biographical information on Eric Flint: Eric Flint was born in Southern California in 1947 and graduated from high school in Los Angeles. After high school, Flint completed a B. A. from UCLA in 1968 and pursued a Ph. D. in Southern African History but left after three years of study to working as a political activist. Over the next thirty years, Flint made a living working a variety of jobs including truck driver, meatpacker, glass blower, and machinist. In 1992 Flint decided to return to writing after many years. Since then, Flint has authored or co-authored dozens of successful pieces, particularly in the area of alternate history, fantasy, and science fiction.
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