Teach the classics of Literature
in a CONTEMPORARY context
These resources support an in-depth analysis of the text.
Students will be encouraged to think deeply and
write about themes and character development with these activities.
Students will be encouraged to think deeply and
write about themes and character development with these activities.
Teacher TESTIMONIALS
I teach a gifted and talented language arts class, and sometimes it is a struggle to find units that focus on abstract reasoning and critical thinking instead of multiple choice questions. - Shannon H.
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I appreciate these types of worksheets because they focus on higher-order depth of knowledge questions versus surface-level questions. Analyzing quotes leads to an analysis of characters, setting, plot, and author's purpose. Furthermore, the worksheets don't overwhelm the students and they are less likely to shut down during instruction. - Jennifer S.
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So many incredible elements in this bundle. My favorites are the quote analysis & reading quizzes...such a great way to quickly assess. - Sarah C.
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See how real teachers are using our resources:
Buffy J. Hamilton from Living in the Layers with our Macbeth Anticipation Guide
Buffy J. Hamilton from Living in the Layers with our Macbeth Anticipation Guide
Visual theme & quote postersHighlight key themes and pique students interest
with this printable poster. The image can be printed on 8.5x11 and 8.5x14 paper for a bulletin board, student workbook covers, etc. |
Complete Unit Plans
I put my students in groups to discuss these quotes today. As I walked around the room, I was impressed with the lively discussion. One of my not-as-motivated students stopped by my desk when the bell rang and said, "That was fun." - Roberta H.
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Introduce your class to
deep literary analysis
You and your students will appreciate deeper thinking before reading.
I really liked the quotes as a means of an anticipation guide instead of the usual bullet-ed Agree/Disagree or True/False statements. Excellent page layout too. - Dianne E.
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Excellent resource! - Christine P.
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Encourage
Reading
Comprehension
I needed an assessment to give to the students during this unit that was short but showed their critical reading skills and this is perfect! - Lauren G.
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This method of in-depth study and assessment was a great success in my class this week. - Rebecca T.
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Introduce Engaging Socratic Discussions
EngagingRelevant conversations
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Student-LedOwnership of learning
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RigorousRich literary analysis
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