This assignment requires students to compose a creative response to a poem from the Romantic Age of English literature. Includes assignment description and grading rubric.
A document with Old English versions of "Caedmon's Hymn" and "The Lord's Prayer." Includes modern English translations and links to pronunciation resources.
A unit plan outlining a course of study of the Age of Realism in American literature. Includes goal and objectives, guiding questions, critical vocabulary, a performance assessment plan, and supporting resources.
A unit plan outlining a course of study of the Colonial Age in American literature. Includes goal and objectives, guiding questions, critical vocabulary, and a performance assessment plan.
A unit plan outlining a course of study of Romantic poetry in English literature. Includes goal and objectives, critical vocabulary, and a performance assessment plan.
A unit plan outlining a course of study of the Medieval Period in English literature. Includes goal and objectives, guiding questions, critical vocabulary, and a performance assessment plan.
A unit plan outlining a course of study of the Anglo-Saxon Period in English literature. Includes goal and objectives, guiding questions, critical vocabulary, and a performance assessment plan. Based in part on the Anglo-Saxon unit from A Beka's English Literature.
A close-reading activity focusing on the characters of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. The graphic organizer can be used as a template to analyze characters in any work of fiction.
A unit plan outlining a course of study for Jane Austen's classic novel, Pride and Prejudice. Includes critical content and vocabulary, key skills, a performance assessment, and a list of supporting resources.
This presentation/activity explores Shakespeare's use of metaphor in his sonnets. The t-chart slides are designed to be written on with a digital pen, but they can also be printed as worksheets.
A PowerPoint presentation on early American author Washington Irving and the short story form. Includes an in-class discussion activity for "Rip Van Winkle."