Arthur Miller’s The Crucible might have been written in the 1950s about a bunch of Puritans in 1692, but it still feels eerily relevant today. Sure, it’s about the Salem witch trials, but at its core, this play is about how power, fear, and gossip can spiral out of control. Sound familiar? Swap out the …
Need a year-long American literature curriculum map? We’ve got you covered. Developing a comprehensive and captivating American Literature curriculum can feel like a monumental task. If you’re a seasoned educator, you might need a fresh angle or want to help your students make deeper connections. If you are new to teaching American Lit, the sheer …
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Reader’s theater is an engaging read-aloud strategy that can engage every member of the classroom! Use this step-by-step guide to use 12 Angry Men as an anchor text with your high school students. Each activity will draw your students into the critical conversations this engaging script. What is Reader’s Theater? Reader’s theater is a literacy …
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