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To Kill a Mockingbird
This newly revised edition of our Literature Guide for To Kill
a Mockingbird contains 159 pages of student coursework, quizzes, tests, and teacher guides
aligned with ninth and tenth grade English / Language Arts
content standards. This Guide
includes:
- Author biography
- Exploring expository writing
- Anticipation-reaction
guide
- Pre-reading activities
- Historical
background information on:
The Great Depression
Plessy vs.
Ferguson
and the Jim Crow Laws
- True
stories of similar trials
- Over 200 allusions and terms,
idioms and expressions
- Elements of the novel
- Courtroom Terminology and the judicial system
- Vocabulary
lists, with and without definitions
- Vocabulary activities
- Reading comprehension activities
- Study-guide questions
- Graphic organizers
- Literary analysis
- Critical
thinking activities
- Extension activities
- Essay-writing activities
- Post-reading activities
- Summary of the novel
- Quizzes
- Two different unit tests
- Alternative assessment
- Complete answer keys
- and much, much more!
To Kill a Mockingbird
Literature Guide
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Table of Contents
Idioms
Sample
Word Analysis Sample
Characterization Sample
Great Depression Sample
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your students will learn
Content Standards through the use of our Literature Guides. Each worksheet or activity includes a thorough
explanation of the material to be covered, as well as explicit directions
for you and your students.
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