Born a Crime by Trevor Noah Unit Bundle | Unabridged & Young Readers

This Born a Crime by Trevor Noah Unit Bundle has everything you need to teach Born a Crime regardless of the text edition you use or whether you teach in person or remotely! This unit focuses on writing an essay, analyzing theme, and learning about apartheid in South Africa.

This Born a Crime unit is designed to take place over eight weeks. Where necessary, two versions of each resource are included, so you can use it with either the unabridged text or the Young Readers edition.

Learn more about the lesson sequence, pacing, and learning targets by looking through this FREE Born a Crime Pacing Guide.

• Build students' background knowledge by teaching them about Trevor Noah and apartheid in South Africa
• Keep students engaged as they read with Chapter Questions and Quizzes
• Write frequently, practice skills, and enrich your lessons with the included Reading Journal
• Teach students about Literary Theme before they write a Thematic Essay

Most resources include editable components, so you can tweak this unit to best suit your and your students' needs.

Every resource includes both a printable and digital version, which means you can continue to teach even if your teaching situation changes.

This Born a Crime by Trevor Noah Unit Bundle Includes:

• Apartheid Introduction Lesson and Activities
• Born a Crime Introduction Lesson
• Born a Crime Chapter Questions
• Born a Crime Quizzes
• Born a Crime Reading Journal & Workbook
• Complete Literary Theme Lesson & Activity
• Born a Crime Essay Assignment

Please look at each of these resources individually prior to purchase. Each resource includes an extensive preview, and I want you to be sure that these products will work for you and your students prior to purchase!

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***This resource is a mix of Google Folders and Zip folders. Some components are editable while others are not. Each individual resource listing contains a breakdown of file specifics.