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	• To Kill a Mockingbird Literature Guide Kristen Bowers Secondary Solutions, 2007 - 159 pages average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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I'm a relatively new teacher tackling TKAM for the first time this year. This collection of materials is superb. It's got the basics -- vocabulary and comprehension exercises -- but it also has things like a guide to idioms and allusions and activities that deal with legal lingo and process. The scope of materials offered makes it a wonderful tool to use with my honors class. Pricey, but well-done, and worth it.

This To Kill a Mockingbird Literature Guide is the Second Edition of Secondary Solution's most popular Literature Guide by Kristen Bowers. This new edition includes over 150 pages of worksheets, handouts, and activities: notes on historical context, including articles on The Great Depression, Plessy versus Ferguson, Jim Crow laws, and fictional accounts similar to the story; allusions and terminology, and idioms and expressions of the era; note-taking charts; comprehension check questions; standards focus activities on elements of fiction, setting, dialect and slang, characterization, foreshadowing, analyzing poetry, courtroom terminology, and more; assessment preparation activities on word origins, word analysis, context clues, word roots, parts of speech, analogies, and more; quizzes, vocabulary quizzes, and three test versions; pre- and post- reading ideas; essay and other writing prompts; rubrics; vocabulary with and without definitions; author biography; novel summary; complete answer key and more!

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