How to Catch a Flying Saucer

Intro          Reviews       

UFO Stories          Teachers Guide

 

 

Read Chapter 1 to the students. Stop at the top of page 18 and ask them to take The Eddie, Michael, and John quiz (it can be reproduced). Once students have recorded their answers, finish reading the chapter. Talk to students about their own UFO beliefs, then share the five myths presented in Chapter 2.

Writing/research activities: Discuss what happens when a person can't describe a UFO very well (see pp. 116-117). Then assign one or more UFO practice exercises (pp. 118-120). Or stage a mock-UFO landing on the school playground (see Chapter 11 for pointers). Scatter some debris, help students construct a string grid before they collect and analyze the debris, and ask them to complete a UFO Report (pp. 150-151).

 

How to Catch a Flying Saucer. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1991. Avon paperback edition, 1992.

 

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