'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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Are you about to begin reading “The Great Gatsby” with your class? Engage your students and generate excitement for the novel with this cooperative …
Continue ReadingF. 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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Continue ReadingIn this lesson, students will analyze the plot of ‘James and the Giant Peach’ by creating an “excitement graph” or a …
Continue ReadingRead this guide to better understand the novel, James and the Giant Peach. You’ll find key vocabulary words to learn, as well as a summary of …
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