Three Useful Literary Terms Hyperbole, apostrophe, ambiguous are explored here.		Getting to Know Your Students Get to know new students through icebreakers, name games, and first-day celebrations. Our...
Creating Mental Pictures with Metaphors Using metaphor as a tool is the focus of this printable activity.		The Great Gatsby Vocabulary Lists & Quizzes Use this vocabulary list and chapter-specific vocabulary quizzes to test students' knowledge of...
Heart Training Range (Part 3 of 3) Use this printable explains how to identify the appropriate heart rate for various exercise...		Answers for The Great Gatsby Chapter Three Vocab Quiz Answers for The Great Gatsby chapter three vocabulary quiz.
Harry Potter Book Covers: British and Danish Take a look at these images of Harry Potter cover art from around the world.		The Great Gatsby Journal Use the journal to help students focus on literary elements as they read, or in lieu of daily...
Questions and Answers with J.K. Rowling A question and answer session with J.K. Rowling.		Agatha Christie Brief biography of Agatha Christie.
Harry Potter Resources and Activities Take advantage of the fact that kids love to read about Harry Potter and his marvelous...		Exploring the Nature of Conflict Explore the negative and positive sides of conflict, and discuss with your students how they...
William Butler Yeats Read a brief biography of W.B. Yeats.		Survey About Conflict and Me A survey for students concerning their responses to conflict.
1920's Written and Oral Report Ideas A list of ideas for written or oral reports concerning the 1920's.		The Great Gatsby Chapter Questions Questions for each chapter of The Great Gatsby.
How Parents Can Help Their Middle or High School Child An open house or a parent-teacher conference is the perfect time to distribute this list of...		Gatsby Art A list of poster ideas that will help students picture the main ideas and symbols of The Great...
Timeline of Publishing A timeline of the history of publishing.		Gatsby Symbols A list of important symbols from The Great Gatsby.