Breathe fresh air into a classic with Share My Lesson's collection of free To Kill a Mockingbird lesson plans and activities! Harper Lee's classic text was published in 1960, and its main themes of justice, race and gender are just as relevant today as they were then. Most importantly, this often taught text can be a springboard to conversations about how these themes are still affecting people today, and how the lack of an African American voice in the novel -- rather, Tom is just a character who never narrates -- affects the perspective of the narrator and the novel. You may also want to check out this free course on the classic novel via Facing History and Ourselves.
To Kill a Mockingbird Lesson Plans and Activities
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