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Title - Creative Lesson Plan for To Kill A Mockingbird
By - Tina McGuire
Subject - Language Arts
Grade Level - High School
Lesson Plan for To Kill a Mockingbird
Divide the students into four groups. Each group will receive a different hands on assignment. This assignment is to be given after the class has read the book.
Group 1:
Construct a relief map of Maycomb County. Include homes of the main characters, and other landmarks of the county. Present your map to the class.
Group 2:
Do any of your fellow students remind you of characters in the novel? Photograph them and creatively present your display to the class.
Group 3:
Collect poems, songs, stories, etc. dealing with prejudice/discrimination of any kind. Create a display (perhaps even a recording) and present it to the class.
Group 4:
Write and video tape a scene during which a person is a victim of discrimination. Show it to the class.
Group 5:
Use the internet, magazines, encyclopedias, books, etc to find pictures and make a collage depicting acts of discrimination and kindness as well. Present your collage to the class.
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