Description
A study guide for the Language Arts Classroom with a selected terms glossary, printable and projectable discussion questions for two classic short stories, and brief instructional examples of applying literary terms to the stories.
I use this material for my college freshmen students at the outset of a literary analysis unit as a way to introduce some basic terms and concepts of literary studies. This resource is also useful for high school teachers, tutors and home-school instructors and can be used as the basis for student-led work outside the classroom.
Texts Discussed: “The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe and “The Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin
FULL, PRINTABLE TEXT OF EACH STORY INCLUDED!
Included in this resource:
• Selected Literary Terms Glossary
• Text of “The Tell-Tale Heart”
• “The Tell-Tale Heart” Discussion Questions for use in class
o (Printable Version and Projectable, Large Font Version)
• Text of “The Story of an Hour”
• “The Story of an Hour” Discussion Questions
o (Printable Version and Projectable, Large Font Version)
• Brief Literary Terms Application – Demonstration Material
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