To Kill A Mockingbird Projects Menu provides 16 engaging options for assessing and extending learning. Tasks include creative writing, literary analysis, formal research, visual arts, performance, debate, presentation, and more.
To Kill a Mockingbird Projects and Assignments:
- Beyond the Mockingbird: Symbol Presentations
- Judging a Cover by Its Book
- Mapping Maycomb — Setting and Symbols
- To Kill a Monologue — Character Voice
- Primary Source Gallery (Historical Context)
- Viewing Questions and Film Review
- Theme Development (Informative Essay)
- One Scene for Stage or Screen
- Themes for Kids: Children’s Book
- Truth and Fiction (Research Report)
- Hypocrisy Editorial (Argument)
- To Keep a Mockingbird? (Debate)
- To Kill a Mockingbird in Context — Timeline
- Campaign for Robinson’s Defense
- Someone Else’s Shoes (Point of View)
- A Speech for Atticus (Public Speaking)
To Kill a Mockingbird Projects Menu files:
- Project Menu (DOCX and PDF)
- Answer Key (DOCX and PDF)
- Supporting materials folder (DOCX and PDF handouts)
NOTES:
- This resource is included in the complete unit.
- Answer key provides model responses and not “correct” answers.
- Each assignment is one page (front and back) with additional organizers as needed (supporting materials folder).
- DOCX files can be modified in MS Word or Google Docs.
- To Kill a Mockingbird Projects Menu is intended for students who have finished reading the novel.
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Jewel R. –
Just what I needed. I ended up shortening the menu to 9 options and then adding one idea of my own. This saved me a ton of time.
Henrik O. –
Very helpful. I had my daughter complete two of the assignments which she was able to turn in for credit recovery.