Walsh's Resources

Students are directed to write an autobiography highlighting five major events in their lives. They will then give a multimedia presentation of one of the five stories for the class. Rubics for both the paper and presentation are included.

This 45-slide presentation contains definitions, examples, and hints for over 20 commonly studied fallacies.

Great Gatsby Unit Project (Planning a Gatsby Party) and Grading Rubric. Students will need to research celebrities, food, entertainment, and etiquette of the time period as well as use support from the novel.

Antigone vocabulary list and differentiated assignment for multiple learning styles. Quiz included with matching, fill-in-the-blank, create your own sentence, and illustrate a word.

After reading Walden or selections from Walden by Henry David Thoreau, students will read two poems and answer questions about how the poems connect to Walden as well as make direct allusions to Walden. There is a question on tone, too, whether the poems are optimistic or pessimistic.

Students have a variety of projects to choose from but must complete one oral, one written, and one artistic. This was used in an Honors English 10 class with rave reviews.

Students write a letter to the author their book and discuss summary (including key plot elements), character analysis, and review of the book. Includes directions and rubric.

The Great Gatsby Vocab List/Assignment and Quiz The assignment includes writing a sentence and illustrating the word. The quiz is matching and creating original sentences.

Vocabulary list for students to complete while reading To Kill a Mockingbird as well a add their own unfamiliar words as they read.