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Book Presentation on "Touching Spirit Bear" by Dr. Linda Nolte

Join us for an engaging presentation on "Touching Spirit Bear" by Ben Mikaelsen, led by Dr. Linda Nolte. This event takes place on Wednesday, October 27. Please submit your PowerPoint attachment to lnolte@palomar.edu by noon on October 25. We will explore the transformation of Cole, a troubled teen who is sent to an Alaskan island for healing. The presentation will highlight key themes, characters, and the author's other celebrated works, such as "Red Midnight" and "Rescue Josh McGuire". Don't miss the chance to learn about Circle Justice and personal growth!

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Book Presentation on "Touching Spirit Bear" by Dr. Linda Nolte

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  1. Book Report #3Save on usb device Presentations begin: Wednesday, October 27 Please send ppt attachment to lnolte@palomar.edu before noon Oct. 25

  2. Read 110Book Presentation By Dr. Linda Nolte

  3. Touching Spirit Bear • by Ben Mikaelsen Other Works: • Red Midnight • Rescue Josh McGuire • Winner of the International Reading Association Award http://www.lausd.net/Reed_MS/Library/book_tlk/spiritbear.jpg

  4. Highlights Cole • Is angry and beats up another high schooler • Is sent to live on island • Is attacked by a spirit bear • Learns to get rid of his anger • Heals and helps his victim http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF8&q=alaskan+island&btnG=Google+Search

  5. Book Passage • “If you kill my cat, normally the police fine you and that’s it. We still hate each other, I still feel bad about my cat, and you’re angry because you have to pay a fine. In Circle Justice, you sign a healing contract. You might agree to help me pick out a new kitten and care for it as part of the sentencing” (10-11).

  6. I liked the book because • I learned about Circle Justice and healing. • The story has as good metaphors and similes [“life is like a hot dog”] (137). • The story would make a good movie. • I found the story educational and easy to read. Life = http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&q=hot+dog&btnG=Google+Search

  7. Assignment Directions: • Slide 1. Intro slide with course and your name. • Slide 2. Identify book title, author, picture of book cover, list of author’s other works/awards.

  8. Slide 3. Give five (5) highlights [covering beginning, middle, end of story] • Include picture from internet to symbolize one highlight. • Web address must be given for picture.

  9. Slide 4. Type favorite book passage, use quotations and give page(s) • -orally eplain to class why you chose this passage. • Slide 5. Tell why you liked/didn’t like the book and give 3-4 reasons.

  10. Oral presentations and slide shows begin Wednesday, October 27.

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