Using The Hunger Games for a cross-curricular book project
How to use The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins to support a multi-disciplinary book project
The aim of this resource is to support secondary staff to run a multi-disciplinary project, working towards Key Area 2.2.2 Interdisciplinary Book Projects of the Reading Schools Framework. The resource contains activity ideas for most curricular areas in the Curriculum for Excellence. The project can be run with:
- A targeted group of young people
- A class
- A year group
- A whole school
A multi-disciplinary project can be run as a year-long project, across a term, or during an intense week or day of activities. Running a cross-curricular project is also a great way to introduce entrant students to their new setting. A multi-disciplinary project would be a great way to encourage bonding and peer-to-peer interaction in the first weeks of term.
This resource relates directly to key area (this will open in a new window)2.2.2 Interdisciplinary book projects.
Related resources
There are other interdisciplinary book project resources that you may also find of interest:
- (this will open in a new window)Interdisciplinary book projects at Cathkin High School article
- (this will open in a new window)Using The Arrival for a cross-curricular book project
- (this will open in a new window)Using Tidy by Emily Gravett for a cross-curricular book project
- (this will open in a new window)Using Journey for a cross-curricular book project