Engage your middle schooler with a four-week To Kill a Mockingbird english unit. Students enhance reading comprehension and critical thinking while exploring 1930s Alabama and themes like justice, empathy, and social dynamics through meaningful activities.

Key Features:

• Critical Analysis: Students write journal entries connecting the novel’s social issues to modern times.
• Creative Expression: Students create projects such as poetry, illustrations, or sculptures inspired by the novel’s themes, including Atticus’s wisdom.
• Historical Connection: Crafting a mind map and curating an artifact exhibit immerses students in the American South during the Great Depression.
• Interactive Learning: Students participate in a mock trial, reinforcing lessons on justice while building public speaking and debate skills.

This unit combines academic rigor with hands-on activities, helping students understand the literary significance and cultural impact of To Kill a Mockingbird. Equip your homeschooler with the knowledge, empathy, and creativity found within this classic work of American literature. This unit makes up four weeks of a complete year-long Age 12-14 Language Arts curriculum. Use all ten units for a complete eighth grade homeschool curriculum. 

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