Justin Franco

This is an annotated full text of Richard Connell's short story, "The Most Dangerous Game." It contains the full text of the short story, challenging vocabulary (in bold), inference and discussion questions, and 24 short reference annotations It is intended to be used with my additional story resources; however, it can be used as a standalone story. NOTE: The short story is in the public domain.

This reading and activity guide provides a full 3 to 5 day unit for reading and exploring Richard Connell's iconic short story, "The Most Dangerous Game." In this package, you will find lesson plans, vocabulary activities, assessments, before/during/after reading discussion questions and activities, and writing prompts. Resources and activities include: About the Author – background on author Richard Connell for studentsComprehension and Analysis Question Bank – 20 selected response questions, s

This is a Prezi that provides background information to be use in previewing the short story, "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell. The Prezi includes historical context, explanations of some vocabulary, and a series of 5 discussion questions intended to get students thinking about themes they will see in the text. Alternatively, you can access the Prezi directly on the website: http://prezi.com/dhyqh3l8dtog/?utm_campaign=share&utm_medium=copy

A handy, step-by-step chart for creating an effective counter-argument for use in an argumentative essay.