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This chart encourages students to connect a real-life example of mob mentality with the teleplay "The Monsters Are Due on Maple Street." An article on the Rosewood Incident to use is included.

Worksheet for Chapter 5 of The Outsiders on "Nothing Gold Can Stay."

This can be used as an introduction to "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe to annotate the first few paragraphs, focusing on mood and unreliable narrator.

This worksheet introduces a few rules of using quotation marks in writing and provides practice questions.

This graphic organizer is to compare and contrast two texts.

This worksheet encourages close reading of the song "If I Die Young" to pair with "The Lady of Shalott."

Walks students through writing a 10% summary of an article from the NY Times (Collins writing)

After reading, students will choose to write an informative, argumentative, or explanatory essay response on "The Tell-Tale Heart."

Questions that align with the abridged version of Flowers for Algernon to be answered as students read.

Use this worksheet with any piece of writing for students to analyze the audience.