Literature

• A Comparison of Sijo and Haiku, Tracy Imamura, Columbus 04
• A Little Chinese Seamstress, KaSandra Emler, Columbus 11
• A Single Shard, Edith Swank, Wooster 07
• Animal Farm and No One to Envy, Carolyn Willis, Columbus 16
• Asian Cinderella Tales, Nancy Clendenen, Columbus 04
• Asian Literature #1, Ellen Miller and Natalie Mroz, Columbus 04
• Asian Literature #2, Ellen Miller and Natalie Mroz, Columbus 04
• Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress, Deborah Robinson, Columbus 06
• Banned Book Club Lesson Plan and Take & Go Resource by Gail Erickson, Columbus, 22
• Barefoot Gen: A Cartoon Story of Hiroshima, Jeanne Bolton, Columbus 16
• Basho’s Poetic Journey, Cynthia Richards, Akron 08
• Chinese Cinderella, Shanaka Horner, Marietta 08
• Chinese Literature, Mary Wryst, Athens 10
• Comparing Epic Literature of the East and West, Corinne Full, Marietta 08
• Conversational Ballgames, Debb Draudt, Oberlin 10
• Cultural Revolution, Amanda Lucero, Delaware 13
• Culture & Young Adult Literature, Barbara McBrady, Cincinnati 06
• Day of the Dragon King, Susan Mendenhall, Wooster 07
• Discovering Culture Through Literature, Laura Soltis, Columbus 04
• Dragonwings by Laurence Yep, Lydia Cardona, Oberlin 10
• Elements of Narration, Jetta Ries Fete, Oberlin 10
• Exploring Kamishibai & Teaching Resource, Pamela Fleming, Columbus 21
• Folktales (African American, Chinese, Japanese, & Korean), Leslie Gilchrist Walker, Cleveland 05
• “Forced Perspective: Analyzing Rhetoric in Writing and Images” Lesson Plan and Attachment and Take & Go Resource  by Amanda Daquelente, Columbus 22
• Haiku Deathmatch, Cassandra McGuyrt, Akron 08
• Haiku of Basho, Edith Swank, Wooster 07
• Haiku Poetry of Japan, Alaric Harris, Cincinnati 06
• Haiku Poetry, Jennifer Hendricks, Marietta 08
• Haiku Poetry, Shanaka Horner, Marietta 08
• Haiku, Laina Kominos, Columbus 06
• Historical Truth and Identity, Gregory Booth, Granville 09
• In the Moonlight Mist: A Korean Tale, by Daniel Souci, Lydia Cardona, Oberlin 10
• Introduction to Literature of Japan, Connie Massaro, Wooster 07
• Introduction to Manga/Graphic Novels, Hannah Green, Columbus 20
• Japanese Folk Tales and Kamishibai, Bernadette Sedor, Oberlin 10
• Japanese Kamishibai Propaganda in Historical Context & Teaching Tool, Robin Krause, Columbus 21
• Japanese Kamishibai Stories, Jona Hall, Marietta 08
• Japanese Literature, Mary Wryst, Athens 10
• Japanese Short Stories, Telisha LeFloria, Akron 08
• Japanese Tall Tales, Carol Roger, Wooster 07
• Japanese Tanka & PPT, Cathy Hart, Columbus 06
• Japanese Travel Poetry: An Introducation, Ed Rebmann, Columbus 11
• Judge Dee at Work by Robert van Gulik, Bernadette Sedor, Oberlin 10
• Kamishibai & Teaching Resource, Margaurita Cueva, Columbus 21
• Kamishibai- Historical Roots and Contemporary Children’s Literature, Jennifer Evans Kinsley, Delaware 13
• Kamishibai in 6th Grade, Kathy Ward, Columbus 19
• Kamishibai & Attachment, Lynn Swaney, Columbus 17
• “Karuta History” Lesson Plan & Teaching Resource by Kayla Kolean, Columbus 21
• Korea Through a Short Story, Dan Vallette, Columbus 04
• Korean Fables and Folktales, Jennifer Hendricks, Marietta 08
• Korean Fiction, Casey Matthews, Cleveland 12
• Korean Literature, Mary Wryst, Athens 10
• Korean Literature’s Revelation on War and Invasion, Tom Molnar, Columbus 04
• Korean Persuasive Essay, Mary Kay Ryan, Oberlin 10
• Korean Pursuasive Argumentative Essay, Joseph Schmall, Columbus 17
• Korean Sijo, Cathy Hart, Columbus 06
• Korean Tales for Children, April Thompson, Columbus 17
• Korean War Short Story, Misty Swanger, Columbus 04
• Korean War Stories, David Fawcett, Columbus 06
• Korean-American Literature, Connie Massaro, Wooster 07
• Literature and Liberation–The Power of Literature, Emily Shrestha, Cleveland 12
• Lon Po Po, a Chinese Little Red Riding Hood, Edith Swank, Wooster 07
• Lu Xun’s Preface and “Diary of a Madman“, Susan Coffman, Columbus 04
• The Minamata Story: An EcoTragedy, Tracy Imamura, Columbus 22
• Mulan and The Female Hero, Tara Fox, Columbus 16
• My Name is Yoon and The Name Jar, Amanda Lucero, Delaware 13
• Nothing to Envy: Modern Day Dystopia, Tara Fox, Columbus 16
• Our Twisted Hero by Yi Munyol, Bernadette Sedor, Oberlin 10
• P’ansori, Susan Coffman, Columbus 04
• Passage to Freedom: The Sugihara Story, Rebecca Volkmann, Columbus 04
• Reading “Lost Names”, Barbara McBrady, Cincinnati 06
• Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes, Susan Mendenhall, Wooster 07
• Seedfolks, Debb Draudt, Oberlin 10
• Shadow Puppets: A Chinese Tradition, Jennifer Hendricks, Marietta 08
• So Far From the Bamboo Grave, Joseph Schmall, Columbus 17
• Studying the Pillow Book by Sei Shonagon, Jamie Foley, Columbus 06
• Tale of Hungbu and Nolbu, Laina Kominos, Columbus 06
• Tanka Poetry: Japanese Poetry is not just Haiku, Diana Carr, Delaware 13
• Tao Te Ching, Diana Carr, Delaware 13
• Teaching about Peace through the Cranes of Hiroshima, Una King, Wooster 07
• Teaching and Writing Korean Sijo Poetry, Thomas Trang, Columbus 17
• Telling Stories with Tangrams & Teaching Resource, Joyce Suter, Columbus 21
• The Guest, by Hwang Sok-Yong, Cynthia Richards, Akron 08
• The Importance of Setting in Historical Fiction, Mary Anne Kinzly, Oberlin 10
• The Korean Cinderella, Dottie Worley, Toledo 05
• The Korean Cinderella, Shanaka Horner, Marietta 08
• The Name Jar, Harry Gao, Columbus 06
• The Phone Booth in Mr. Hirota’s Garden & Teaching Tool, Ellen Broyles, Columbus 21
• The Pillow Book of Sei Shonagon, Susan Coffman, Columbus 04
• The Power of Myth and Legend, Matthew Yingling, Columbus 11
• The Recent Japanese Disaster and the Connection to Matsuo Basho, Jeff Gottke, Columbus 11
• The Seaman’s Chant by Kim Dong-in, Jill Davis, Oxford 09
• The Single Shard, Lauren Glaros, Columbus 04
• The Tale of the Mandarin Ducks, Beth MacLehose, Columbus 06
• The Teaching of Mulan, Kathy Ward, Columbus 16
• The Waiting Years, by Fumiko Enchi, Sara Beardsley, Marietta 08
• Trickster Tales: African American and Japanese, Ann Matney, Toledo 07
• Two Kinds Draudt-China Debb Draudt, Oberlin 10
• Under the Blood Red Sun by Graham Salisbury, Lydia Cardona, Oberlin 10
• Urban Myths and Legends of Korea and the United States, Ann Matney, Toledo 07
• Using T’ang Poetry to Capture a Moment, Sara Beardsley, Marietta 08
• Wabi Sabi, Amanda Lucero, Delaware 13
• What Will I Do?“, Casey Matthews, Cleveland 12