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Literature Teaching Guides

Student in library with book  Help your students in Grades K-12 learn to appreciate literature with our extensive collection of easy-to-use supplemental material that will assist students in enjoying and understanding fine literature. These literature guides include lesson plans, printables, overview info, discussion questions, and extension activities to help you teach literary classics and structure your classroom discussion. Find guides to novels, short stories, nonfiction, plays, novels, essays, and poetry by diverse authors, both old and new.

Teacher Guides to Primary Literature

Teacher Guides to Intermediate & Middle Literature

Teacher Guides to Secondary Literature

Most Popular Literature Guides Slideshows

Scroll through our most popular literature guides for grades K-3.

Take a look at our most popular literature guides for grades 3-8.

We've gathered our most popular literature guides for grades 9-12.

More Literature Resources

Take advantage of your students' desire to use the Internet, with our teacher guides to the best books on the Web. Find literature guides for Diary of a Wimpy Kid, the Camp Confidential series, Tess's Tree, The Eyebrow Story, & Callahan Cousins.

Introduce your students to the wonder of folk tales. Your class will be so surprised by how much they can learn about the traditions of different cultures by reading their stories.

Supplement your study of literature in your elementary classroom, with our most popular lesson plans. You'll find everything from poetry-writing exercises, to journal-writing projects, to classroom plays.

Supplement your study of literature in your middle and high school classrooms, with our most popular lesson plans. You'll find everything from poetry-writing exercises, to journal-writing projects, to classroom plays.

Introduce your students to the many different types of nonfiction literature. Our most popular lessons, activities, printables, and other resources cover letters, biographies, diaries, and more.

Expand your students' understanding of other traditions and backgrounds, with these multicultural literature resources. Find activities and lessons that will introduce your class to new and exciting places.

Use this collection of literature references to improve your students' analytical skills, as well as to enhance your own teaching skills. We have references on a variety of topics, from citation, to essay-writing, to inclusive teaching.

Students will study fiction and nonfiction, fairy tales, jokes and riddles, concepts of a story, and more! All of these activities and many more are included in our printable book "Literature Activities."

Graphic organizers help your students to better understand what they read. Distribute the literature organizers in this slideshow or browse our entire collection of graphic organizers to find ones that meet your class's needs.

Find great recommendations for books to read over the summer break, for you and your students! We have slideshows, guides, and more to help you pick the perfect books.

Promote a love of reading early, with our most popular literature printables for all grades and subjects. There are plenty of entertaining and educational activities to encourage your class to start reading!

Help young readers appreciate literature with these teacher's guides, printables, and lessons. You'll find resources on all types of literature, such as fiction, nonfiction, drama, and poetry, and many genres of each.

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November Calendar of Events

Use our Educators' Calendar to find activities and printables for every day in November, including Geography Awareness Week (Nov. 15–21) and Thanksgiving (Nov. 26). Plus celebrate American Indian Heritage Month and Aviation History Month all November long!

Continuity of Learning

Is the flu causing you or your students to miss class? Pearson introduces www.PearsonContinuity.com to help keep the doors of learning open. This new website offers print and online resources for students, parents, and teachers to continue education if the H1N1 virus or another crisis keeps children from attending school.

Teaching The Diary of Anne Frank

PBS MASTERPIECE is airing a new film in the spring based on The Diary of Anne Frank, and, in conjunction with Facing History and Ourselves, the MASTERPIECE team will be creating resources to help educators introduce this timeless story to students. You're invited to share your ideas about what activities and tools you'd like to use in your classroom at the PBS Teachers blog!

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Improve effectiveness and enjoyment of lessons with our bulletin board ideas and examples. They'll make your classroom visually appealing and stimulating for your students.

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