Civil War Writing Lesson: Character Sketch
The focus of this lesson is to read a novel based on the Civil War and to write a five-paragraph character sketch for one of the main characters. It …
Continue ReadingThe focus of this lesson is to read a novel based on the Civil War and to write a five-paragraph character sketch for one of the main characters. It …
Continue ReadingThe focus of this lesson is part of a series about reading and writing American Civil War-themed poetry. It can be an integrated lesson for the …
Continue ReadingThe focus of this lesson is writing a short story that has historical relevance to the American Civil War. It can be an integrated lesson for the …
Continue ReadingThis lesson is part of a series that focuses on writing about the American Civil War. This writing activity for a research paper can be integrated …
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Continue ReadingThis one page summary provides basic information on the Romantic Period in American Literature. Help students understand Poe, Hawthorne, Emerson, and …
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