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Author: Jane O'Connor Edition Language: English ISBN10: 0670035122 ISBN13: 9780670035120 Pages: 48 Published: 2002

Description: Personal Reaction: I thought this book was insanely interesting. I think the Terracotta warriors of ancient China are so fascinating. I would never pick this book up by itself when in a library, but it was such a surprise how much I really enjoyed relearning about the warriors and the Emperor who created them. Read Aloud: This book would be great to do a social studies lesson on. There is so much to learn with the first Emperor of China and the Terracotta Warriors. You could set up a whole unit on this lesson realistically. The book is set up by chapters, and so each chapter could have a lesson to go with it, and you could have a final assessment at the end. One lesson could be about the Emperor, one could be about the three farmers who found the Terracotta Warriors, and one could be about the Warriors themselves, etc. Independent Read: This would be a great independent read for someone who is really interested in China or ancient History. I know that I personally got really excited reading about how the farmers uncovered the warriors. I think kids would get a kick out of the craziness that is this book. The whole mystery of finding thousands of human-like warriors should keep the kids hooked. This would be a good third or fourth grade read. For Informational Books: This book has a lot going on. It has chapters and titles, table of contents, author's note, and a bibliography. I think this would be a good book to teach about bibliographies since it is ancient history. This could help students understand that people could not have known this information themselves. The author had to get her information from somewhere and that is why she had to cite herself in a bibliography. You could then go on to keep explaining what a bibliography is.