With this free printable character chart, your students can trace Holden’s journey through the people he meets along the way.

Help the four Ghosts of A Christmas Carol materialize with this new lesson plan!

This new map will help your students make important connections between The Scarlet Letter’s cast of characters.

Use this diagnostic test to test your incoming students’ abilities in grammar, writing, and reading!

Use this lesson plan to help your students discuss the primary ideas in the Nobel Prize winner's lyrics.

Help your students identify rhyme patterns and discuss the effects of repetition in "Annabel Lee."

Celebrate National Poetry Month with this free lesson plan for Emily Dickinson's "Because I could not stop for Death."

Introduce your students to the concept of "The Hero's Journey" with this ready-to-use lesson plan.

Using an audio reading of "The Raven," take a close look at meter, rhyme, and imagery.

Teach your students how to analyze and evaluate film versions of literary texts.

Teach your students basic concepts of literary theory with this free lesson plan.

Learning (and teaching!) symbolism can be fun; this lesson is proof.

Teach your students how to analyze structure and determine its relationship to meaning.

Perfect for independent reading assignments or class-wide literature units, these free Google Docs templates are ready to use.

Keep students engaged as they read The Great Gatsby with these ready-to-use worksheets.

Enrich your students’ knowledge of The Great Gatsby’s historical context with this webquest.

In this webquest based on Mary Shelley’s classic novel, students will prepare for a job interview with Dr. Frankenstein himself!

Have your students craft a poem using text found in Elie Wiesel’s harrowing memoir.

Can your students craft the perfect persuasive argument to stop a barnyard rebellion?

Combine creative writing with character analysis in this free lesson plan for A Raisin in the Sun!

Have students create their own visual interpretations of the Ghosts.

With this free printable character chart, your students can trace Holden’s journey through the people he meets along the way.

Have students review the relationships between the cast of Macbeth with this printable resource.

Connect the dots between the Capulets and the Montagues with this downloadable resource.

Use this map to help students draw connections between Scout, Jem, and other characters from Harper Lee’s classic novel.

Draw connections between Gatsby’s memorable cast of characters with this free chart.

As students read Mary Shelley’s famous novel, have them trace the relationships between characters with this chart.

Keeping track of the ties between George, Lennie, Curley, and other characters in Of Mice and Men is simple with this map.

Have students make connections between characters and the themes they represent with this chart.

Help students identify the relationships between The Crucible’s large cast of characters.

With this free chart, your students will explore the ties between Prynne, Chillingworth, Dimmesdale, and other characters.