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Women's History Month literature rubrics for Prezi
AP Literature Book Club
Book Club is a great way for students to select readings of their own choice that have appeared on AP Literature essay prompts. I like to do these activities on Fridays as it gives students something to look forward to each week, and it gives students more time to read. If these lesson plans are completed on Fridays (or your preferred day of the week), students have six weeks to read whichever book they select. Throughout the course of their work, students will encounter adaptations of eight
Grades:
11th - 12th
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Also included in: AP Literature Units Bundle
"Tell Tale Heart" and "The Monkey's Paw" Creative Story Project
This product is a mini unit that culminates in students writing a creative story that shares the same theme as a theme found in either "Tell Tale Heart" or "Monkey's Paw." The creative story also focuses on mood and allusions.
The unit contains a prezi to teach mood and allusions. A lesson to teach theme using "Dear Abby" letters, a theme brainstorming sheet, a prewriting guide, and a rubric for the project. It does not contain copies of "Tell Tale Heart" or "The Monkey's Paw" but they can be f
Grades:
7th - 10th
Comparing The Handmaid's Tale, The Awakening, and A Doll's House Lesson Plans
Are you looking to incorporate the high-interest text The Handmaid’s Tale into your curriculum? This unit is designed for AP Literature but can be modified for ELA 11 or 12, and if you are a bit wary of requiring the possibly controversial book for all students, they get to choose between it or The Awakening all while the whole class reads A Doll’s House which are both part of the public domain and can be found online if you do not have copies already. Students are introduced to all three text
Grades:
11th - 12th
Also included in: AP Literature Units Bundle
Naturalism vs. Realism with Plath & Chopin
These two lessons introduce students to the literary movements of Realism and Naturalism through a prezi with the authors Sylvia Plath and Kate Chopin. While applying Reader-Response Theory to “Mushrooms” they have the opportunity to develop their own Science Poem which can be extended into its own lesson with the provided poetry rubric. Followed by “Desiree’s Baby”, students explore the difference between dramatic, situational, and verbal irony in this story with a surprising twist. Both less
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Grades:
11th - 12th
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Also included in: Creative Writing High School Short Story Bundle
Women's History Month Research Project
Who is she?
What has she done?
What would she do?
It is Women’s History Month! Throughout time, women have changed history. Your job is to pick one of these trailblazing women and research them! You will then make a presentation to teach the class all about them. There is one catch- don’t tell anyone who you have! We are going to try to figure it out based on your hints. You can reveal your Wonder Woman at the end of your presentation. Maybe you’ll get some inspiration from these wonderful ladie
Grades:
4th - 8th
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