28 To Kill a Mockingbird Projects & Assignments
- Culminating Tasks (10)
- Enrichment Activities (18)
- Creative Writing (5)
- Performance / Exhibition (5)
- Argument (3)
- Research / Informative (5)
- Assignment pages offer clear goals, instructions, scaffolding, and organizers.
- 2-3 focus standards on each assignment
- PDF and DOCX files (print as-is or modify in MS Word or Google Docs)
To Kill a Mockingbird Unit Exam
- Just delete the test items you don’t want and print.
- Comprehension Questions (70, multiple-choice)
- Language Arts Standards (53, multiple-choice)
- Short Response (28)
- Extended Response (17)
- Answer key included
- PDF and DOCX files (print as-is or modify in MS Word or Google Docs)
- Single column and 2-column (paper-saver) layouts
To Kill a Mockingbird Reading Test
- Recall/comprehension questions only
Culminating Tasks:
- Beyond the Mockingbird: Symbol Presentations
- Scout’s Point of View
- It’s Complicated (plot diagrams)
- Themes of To Kill a Mockingbird
- Truth and Fiction
- Analyze Symbolism in an Unfamiliar Text
- Lee’s Style (word choice)
- Parts, Plots, and Episodes (structure essay)
- Hypocrisy in Maycomb: Point of View and Irony
- Foreshadowing in To Kill a Mockingbird
- Final Exam (questions and prompts)
Enrichment Activities:
Creative Writing
- The Lost Chapter
- Symbolism Narrative
- Writing Dialogue
- Point of View Shift
- Imagery in Writing
Performance / Exhibition
- Primary Source Gallery
- Free Robinson Campaign
- Free Robinson Speech
- To Kill a Monologue
- TKM Artwork (exhibition)
Argument
- Is To Kill a Mockingbird Overrated? (debate)
- Hypocrisy Editorial
- Does the Jury System Work?
Research / Informative
- To Kill a Mockingbird in Context (research report)
- Comparing Mockingbirds
- Studies of Courage
- Famous Court Cases (presentation)
- Growing Up (personal essay)
