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To Kill a Mockingbird Anticipation Guide / Introduction Activity

This To Kill a Mockingbird Anticipation Guide (PDF handout) prepares students to read Harper Lee’s masterpiece. Activate prior knowledge, engage

Here are some Warriors Don’t Cry essay prompts that you can use with the memoir. I have organized them into

Warrior’s Don’t Cry helps young people relate to the Civil Rights Movement on a personal level. Start with one or

Warrior’s Don’t Cry (abridged version by Melba Pattillo Beals) gives students a personal view of the struggle to end segregation

Frankenstein the monster teaches itself, but Frankenstein the novel does not. Whether you are teaching Frankenstein for the first time

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein does not lend itself to being organized into instructional segments and tidy activities. Nevertheless, whether you are

Even advanced students benefit from a few intro activities before engaging with a text. Here are 15 Frankenstein pre-reading activities to

Writing a final exam from scratch takes precious time. Here is a Frankenstein unit test to make things a bit

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein offers a wealth of thought-provoking topics to explore as a class, in small groups, or through Socratic

This Frankenstein anticipation guide prepares students to read the original novel by Mary Shelley. Activate prior knowledge, engage with key