Win Our The Giver Novel Study and a Class Set of The Giver Books for Your Students
Congratulations to the following winners of the LIT Lessons Novel Study Giveaway 2022! The LIT Lessons team cannot wait for the next Novel Study Giveaway in 2023! Sign up for emails to get updates on new products, book reviews, giveaways, and more.
Grand Prize Winner: Meghan L.
Runner-Up Winner 1: Laurel W.
Runner-Up Winner 2: Valerie L.
It’s time for the annual LIT Lessons Novel Study Giveaway!
Every year in a school is unique. Each is memorable in its own way, but these last few years have been particularly powerful for the challenges we have endured, changes we have seen, and the obstacles we have and are still overcoming. Our memories of this period will shape how we think about and approach school this year and many years to come. Why? Why is it important to remember? What memories are shared and what memories would we prefer to forget? And who or what should shape what we remember? These are questions with answers unique to each person, but they are important ones to ask because the responses will foreshadow where we go from here.
These thoughtful questions can be a powerful way to start the year as society grapples with the memories of the past (long-ago and recent) and whether or not certain stories still have a place in the classroom. The novel The Giver by Lois Lowry and our accompanying The Giver Novel Study are the perfect starting point for teachers wanting to explore these ideas.
To help start the discussion in your classroom, we are hosting the annual LIT Lessons Teacher Giveaway.
One grand prize winner will receive one (1) The Giver Novel Study and a Class Set of The Giver Books for Your Students (≤30 book copies). *Approximate retail value (ARV) : $350.*
LIT Lessons will also give one (1) The Giver Novel Study to two runner-up winners. *Approximate retail value (ARV) : $20 each.*
Ready for your chance to win? Enter 3 ways!
1. Enter via email by completing the form below.
2. Visit our Facebook or Instagram pages to like, comment, and share for additional entries!
3. Take advantage of one more chance to win by filling out the Google Form below, telling us what novel study you would LOVE to have more materials for to teach.
The Giver Novel Study Giveaway will begin Tuesday, September 6 (7am EST), and run through Friday, September 16 (7pm EST). The grand prize winner and runner-up winners (2) will be randomly selected on Friday, September 16 and notified via email within 24 hours. The grand prize winner and runner-up winners (2) will be announced by Tuesday, September 20.
Good luck and happy teaching!
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