One set per chapter. Each has several discussion questions and 1-2 excerpts for analysis. This resource was written with collaborative groups in mind, but it could serve other functions (e.g., individual reading support). If you are looking for final discussion… Read More »ANTHEM Discussion Questions (Ayn Rand)
Contains 9 sets of engaging discussion questions for The Great Gatsby with 8 open-ended questions and 2 key excerpts for each chapter. Use the PDF as-is or customize to suit your needs. Implementation suggestion: Assign each group one item from… Read More »THE GREAT GATSBY Discussion Questions by Chapter (PDF)
Huxley’s Brave New World raises thought-provoking questions to explore as a class, in small groups, or through Socratic seminar. These Brave New World discussion questions get students sharing, analyzing, and debating. I divide the questions into five sets that align… Read More »Brave New World Discussion Questions
These To Kill a Mockingbird discussion questions one part of the unit. Some questions ask the reader to make inferences or offer an opinion. Others require in-depth analysis of quotes or literary elements. To Kill a Mockingbird Discussion Questions PDF:… Read More »TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD Discussion Questions
These Frankenstein discussion questions will get students sharing, analyzing, and evaluating. I divide the questions into four sets that align to the reading schedule for my Frankenstein Unit Plan (lessons and materials). Print as-is or select and modify questions to… Read More »FRANKENSTEIN Discussion Questions
A Raisin in the Sun discussion questions force students to slow down and think critically about the drama and its themes. Here are 3 sets of open-ended A Raisin in the Sun questions for use in cooperative groups or Socratic… Read More »A RAISIN IN THE SUN Discussion Questions
