This workbook is designed to support an integrated language arts unit using Sigmund Brouwer's novel, Rebel Glory. The activities are to be used as you, the teacher, see fit for your unique students. This collection of activities may be used in a sequential or linear manner, or selectively, in order to make the reader's experience richer.

There are four collections of activities: Before Reading, Reading, After Reading, and To Use Anytime. Whether you read the novel as a class, as an independent study, as a community of readers, or read aloud, there should be plenty of reading, writing, drama, and art activities for every type of reader in your class. Because the activities use writing to connect with the reading experience, we suggest that grading emphasize content and process. As your students read the novel, they should be encouraged to explain why they responded to the activities the way they did.

There are over 60 different activities to choose from. The studies can be done as a class, small group, or independently and activities may be used sequentially or selectively -- choose as many or as few activities as you want!

An additonal exciting component-the "interactive" portion-gives the teacher access-codes that may be passed on to the students after every six chapters or so of the book. Students may then go access exciting additonal activities and information on the internet as part of their novel study!