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Mark Twain Lesson Plans: Questions for Mark Twain Websites
Remember when your 9th grade teacher dressed up as Mark Twain and thought he was funny? You and all your friends thought he was a complete dork and made fun of him for the next 23-years. Dressing up like Mark Twain is no more ridiculous than using the same Mark Twain lesson plans every year.

Published by Trent Lorcher (30,053 pts ) on Apr 5, 2009 to
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Edgar Allan Poe Lesson Plans: Edgar Allan Poe Webquest Questions
These Edgar Allan Poe webquest questions can be done as part of a webquest project or as a web research assignment. It incorporates three Edgar Allan Poe Websites.

Published by Trent Lorcher (30,053 pts ) on Apr 5, 2009 to
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Strategies for Teaching Classical Drama
Remove the curse of boredom from your classroom by teaching these strategies for reading Classical Drama.

Published by Trent Lorcher (30,053 pts ) on Apr 2, 2009 to
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Author Websites Lesson Plan: Elie Wiesel's Foundation for Humanity
What does Elie Wiesel do For a Living? What influence does Night by Elie Wiesel still have on society? Are there author websites on Elie Wiesel? Get these answers and more at the Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity Website. Get the questions for your web search here.

Published by Trent Lorcher (30,053 pts ) on Mar 25, 2009 to
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British Romanticism: Poems for the High School Classroom
British Romanticism does not refer to Mick Jagger making out with a bimbo. It refers to a literary movement in England that took place roughly between 1785-1830. Romantic Poets include Keats, Shelley, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Blake, and Byron.

Published by Trent Lorcher (30,053 pts ) on Mar 22, 2009 to
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Ray Bradbury Lesson Plans: Integrate Technology at RayBradbury.com
RayBradbury.com offers Fahrenheit 451 activities in addition to activities that support all of Bradbury's work.

Published by Trent Lorcher (30,053 pts ) on Mar 18, 2009 to
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Lesson Plan: Analyzing Humor in Literature
Although you can't teach someone to be funny, you can teach them to be humorous. Start with this analyzing humor in literature lesson plan.

Published by Trent Lorcher (30,053 pts ) on Mar 14, 2009 to
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Literature Lesson Plan: Teaching Symbolism
Moby Dick is about a whale hunt gone bad. The Old Man and the Sea is about a fishing trip gone bad. The Great Gatsby is about a weekend party gone bad. The American flag is a red, white, and blue piece of cloth. Teaching symbolism will eliminate stupid answers like these.

Published by Trent Lorcher (30,053 pts ) on Mar 10, 2009 to
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Literary Terms Lesson Plan: Teaching to Different Learning Styles
The good ol' days of define these literary terms and there's a quiz on Friday are over. This teaching to different learning styles lesson plan allows you to cover a lot of information in a short amount of time.

Published by Trent Lorcher (30,053 pts ) on Feb 23, 2009 to
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Lesson Plan: Analyzing Author's Style in Literature
Help students create their writing style by analyzing the style of great authors.

Published by Trent Lorcher (30,053 pts ) on Feb 23, 2009 to
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