Conflict is a part of life. Conflict is a part of literature. Coincidence? No. Use these short story teaching guides for for teaching conflict to help students think critically and analyze great literature. Stories include “A Sound of Thunder” by Ray Bradbury, “The Monkey’s Paw” by W.W. Jacobs, “The Interlopers” by Saki, “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard O’Connel, and “Harrison Bergeron” by Kurt Vonnegut. Get all five short story teaching guides for just $12.95.
That rumbling of brilliance you hear can be attributed to this “Sound of Thunder” teaching guide. It contains six lesson plans aligned to the common core, seven graphic organizers with answer keys, four rubrics to make grading easier than shooting a dinosaur, a multiple choice and short answer quiz, and a Tyrannosaurus size aura of awesomeness. It’s only $5.95.
“The Monkey’s Paw” Teaching Guide contains engaging lesson plans, graphic organizers, answer keys, rubrics, and a quiz. You’re getting an entire teacher-friendly/student-friendly, ready-to-use unit. Just print out what you need and make copies. Add your expertise and boom! That’s an entire unit’s peace of mind for $4.50 (and since you’re gonna share this with your grade level colleagues, make them pitch in).
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“The Most Dangerous Game” Teacher’s Guide includes lesson plans with common core objectives, graphic organizers, vocabulary words, essay organizers and an annotated copy of the story, annotated by an actual teacher, who knows how to engage actual students. Buy it. It’s only $5.95.
The “Harrison Bergeron” unit plan teacher’s guide contains lesson plans aligned to the common core, assignments with answer keys, graphic organizers, grading rubrics, and a “Harrison Bergeron” multiple choice quiz. Just download and print this pdf. Stick the lesson plans in your lesson plan binder to impress your administrators. Copy the student friendly handouts and watch your students rise above societal handicaps. It’s only $3.50.
