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This is JUST a guide, you're not actually completing this entire template. It offers some great ideas to consider as you're writing...

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This page has various resources about TKAM and offers some guidance about what the South was like when the book was set.

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To Kill a Mockingbird | The Great American Read | PBS LearningMedia

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This LearningMedia collection highlights books from The Great American Read that find their way into classrooms and onto summer reading lists. It includes additional resources across PBS partners that contextualize the authors and the impact these books have had on specific readers and throughout history.

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NYT Chart to use while you're reading 1984

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This is a cool TedTalk to explain what Orwellian means...

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Engage and assess your students in every lesson!

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https://app.nearpod.com/?pin=HI7M3

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Engage and assess your students in every lesson!

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Book Choice: Due 1.30.24

Thesis Statement (Rough Draft dropbox) Due: 4.2.24

Final Draft Due: 4.25.24

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These can be used universally for any book choice.

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WWAD: What Would Atticus Do? Use this to help formulate ideas for life lessons in TKAM. You can also continue if you have more than 3 ideas. This can help you create your thesis statement in April.

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These are specific to TKAM and will help you keep trach of characters, identify various literary elements, and help you gain a better understanding of the novel.

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This can be used for characters in any of the novel choices. All of these elements help to understand a character and his or her development...