Teaching on Themes in 'The Great Gatsby': High School Lesson Plan
Enduring themes and timeless motifs make “The Great Gatsby” the beloved American classic that it is today. Students can appreciate the novel’s …
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High School English Lesson Plans - Grades 9-12
Showing guides and explainers filed under High School English Lesson Plans - Grades 9-12.
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"12 Angry Men" Lesson Plan: A Juror's Responsbility - for Eighth Grade & Up
What is the responsibility of a juror? Have your students review concepts of responsibility as well as review what the law says.
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12 Angry Men Lesson Plan for Eighth Grade & Up: Getting Ready to Read Drama
Twelve Angry Men is a three-act play that can be read and/or performed by students in eighth grade and up. While the play takes place in the 1950s, …
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Important Legal Terms for "12 Angry Men": High School Lesson Plan
Before reading Twelve Angry Men, introduce students to the legal terms they’ll encounter throughout the play. Includes a downloadable power point and …
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'The Great Gatsby' Lesson Plan: Generating Excitement & Context for the Novel
Are you about to begin reading “The Great Gatsby” with your class? Engage your students and generate excitement for the novel with this cooperative …
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'The Great Gatsby' Mini Lesson Plan on Characterization for High School
F. Scott Fitzgerald created some of the most fascinating, beloved characters of American Literature in the novel “The Great Gatsby.” Help your …
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Meeting Language Arts Requirements in Your High School Class: Example Essay Process
Implementing Common Core Learning Standards into your upper level English class is not difficult if you follow a step-by-step procedure; for example, …
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Teaching Point of View Lesson Plan: Help Students Understand How the Proper Point of View Improves Writing
Don’t just teach students a list of terms to memorize. Teach them how to implement point of view (POV) in their writing.
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A Resource Guide to Teaching High School English
High school English classes need to be creative and keep your students’ attention. Whether you are looking for some inspiration or ideas for …
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Teach Students to Avoid Plagiarism: Lesson Plan For High School and Middle School Students on Proper Referencing & Quoting
Recognizing plagiarism is often a lot easier for teachers than it is for students. These tips will cut down on the instances of academic dishonesty in …
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