The A Boy Called BAT novel HyperDoc was created for the 2018 Global Read Aloud Project. A dive into the big concepts of empathy and perseverance. Includes vocabulary study, paired media, literary analysis, STEM challenges and a teacher's guide for extra help when using this resource with your class. Bobbi has also recreated these activities on Seesaw to make it even easier to use with lower grade levels.

A student favorite, The Chocolate Touch, is a fun twist on The Midas Touch that kids enjoy reading. This novel HyperDoc focuses on determining the central message of the text, shades of meaning and asking and answering questions. Includes vocabulary study, extension activities and a teacher's guide.

A unit of study  around "Giant" concepts like context clues, retelling main events and identifying theme in The BFG. Includes vocabulary study, paired media, extension activities a teacher's guide and more.

The Lemonade War is a packed with opportunities for integration of math concepts and financial literacy. This novel HyperDoc focuses on big concepts like summarizing and drawing inferences. Once again there are lots of extension activities, vocabulary study and a teacher's guide included.

From the beloved author Judy Blume this novel HyperDoc follows the fun adventures of Peter and Fudge with fun extension activities the integrate engineering challenges with paired media. Students will describe in depth a character, setting, or event in a story or drama, drawing on specific details in the text. This novel HyperDoc also includes a teacher's guide. 

A classic novel like Island of the Blue Dolphins can come alive with activities that utilize technology like Google Maps and videos. Students will learn about figurative language (similes, metaphors, personification, etc.) in context and differentiating between internal and external conflicts. This novel HyperDoc also includes a teacher's guide.

A novel HyperDoc created for the 2017 Global Read Aloud Project for the book The Wild Robot. The big concepts center around answering the question "How are characters transformed through their relationships with others?" Includes vocabulary study, paired media, literary analysis, STEM challenges and more. A teacher's guide is also included for extra help when using this resource with your class. Two versions of this HyperDoc were created for use with multiple grade levels.

Wonder is a beautiful book about a boy with severely deformed facial features starting public school in 5th grade after being homeschooled. This novel HyperDoc focuses on the universal theme of relationships and asks students to answer the question "How are relationships affected by acts of kindness or a lack thereof? Includes a teacher's guide and the option to teach the book through literature circles. 

This Restart novel HyperDoc dives into the big concepts of kindness and reflection. Includes vocabulary study, paired media, literary analysis, STEM challenges and a teacher's guide for extra help when using this resource with your class.

Pax is a novel HyperDoc created for the 2016 Global Read Aloud Project. The big idea is that fiction is an invented literary narrative based on real life, an author's imagination, or a combination of the two, which can express universal truths and insights into the human condition. Includes vocabulary study, paired media, literary analysis, and teacher's guide.

The One and Only Ivan novel HyperDoc centers activities and analysis centers around the questions: 

"How are characters transformed through their relationships with others?"
"What are the responsibilities of the individual / society in regard to animals and their environments? "
"With wild habitats disappearing worldwide, what role (if any) should zoos have in the conservation of endangered species, research and education?"
"What does it mean to live in an unnatural environment? Do humans live in unnatural environments?"

Includes vocabulary study, paired media, literary analysis, extension activities and teacher's guide.

A unit of study  around big concepts like point of view and comparing and contrasting experiencing a story through different mediums. This Bud, Not Buddy  novel HyperDoc includes vocabulary study, paired media, and extension activities.

The Novel HyperDoc for Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief takes students on a character study and dives deeper into the world of Greek mythology. 

In this unit, Amal Unbound, students are asked the essential question: What does it take to create change? This novel HyperDoc includes vocabulary study, paired media, literary analysis, and lots of cultural connections that help the reader engage with the story and its characters.

As students read, The Giver, they will explore using text evidence to support inferences, determining the theme, figurative language and character analysis.

Guiding questions include; 

What does it mean to be “perfect”?

Does your identity come from your outward appearance or your inward person?

What would life be like without free will?

How important really is the freedom to choose?

With lots of engaging activities like blogging, paired media and mini projects, this To Kill A Mockingbird novel HyperDoc will draw your students in as they journey through the book.

The Outsiders novel HyperDoc includes vocabulary study, paired media, and literary analysis as students journey through the book.

Guiding questions include; 

Are our judgements of others always accurate?

Are you more than what society thinks of you?

Does your identity come from your outward appearance or your inward person?

Should your joy be dependent upon your circumstance?

What does “family” mean to you?

Fahrenheit 451 explores a world where books are illegal. As students read the story they will explore the guiding questions;

What is the importance of literacy to a society?

Do we really need to think and read critically?

Who wins when a society’s people stop thinking and reading for itself?

What is censorship, how does it affect our society, and why should this topic be important to ALL of us?

When students OR teachers dig into a meaningful book, it can change their view of the world. With HyperDocs, you can craft those experiences for maximum impact. Nadia Razi has facilitated book studies with courageous conversations and you can, too.

In this HyperDoc students utilize the short stories they watch as mentor texts then are challenged to create their own original short story modeling/using the narrative elements they learned in this unit. This version is geared towards middle school.

A 10th grade version of the short story project. In this HyperDoc students utilize the short stories they watch as mentor texts then are challenged to create their own original short story modeling/using the narrative elements they learned in this unit.

If you have been inspired to create your own novel HyperDoc there is a template available to help you get started. Feel free to modify and change this template to make your own novel HyperDoc. Just keep the credits slide in your HyperDoc and of course consider sharing it with the Teachers Give Teachers community.