TEKS: Chapter 110. English Language Arts and Reading See All Teacher Resources
110.32.b.15.A.v
Relevant evidence and well-chosen details
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Aligned Resources
Courses
- Course: ELA 10: World Literature, Unit 3: Grecian Mama's Boy Lesson 16: Woe is You, Continued
- Course: ELA 10: World Literature, Unit 4: Hamlet, Power, and Corruption Lesson 14: Feel the Power
- Course: ELA 10: World Literature, Unit 4: Hamlet, Power, and Corruption Lesson 18: Paper Time
- Course: ELA 10: World Literature, Unit 1: Rhetoric, Persuasion, and Wisdom in the Modern World Lesson 9: A Word to the Wise
- Course: ELA 10: World Literature, Unit 4: Things Fall Apart Lesson 20: Type It Up
- Course: ELA 10: World Literature, Unit 4: Things Fall Apart Lesson 18: Laying Down the Law
Teaching Guides
- Teaching Life of Pi: From Text to Pictures and Back Again
- Teaching Things Fall Apart: Things May Fall Apart, but Art Connects
- Teaching Things Fall Apart: Ibo Art and Culture in Things Fall Apart
- Teaching The Scarlet Letter: Create a Travel Guide to the Puritan Settlement in New England
- Teaching The Story of an Hour: One Hour Literary Analysis
- Teaching Romeo and Juliet: Using Music Lyrics to Explore Themes, Imagery, and Symbolism
- Teaching The Great Gatsby: Come a Little Closer
- Teaching The Great Gatsby: Reviewing a Classic
- Teaching Frankenstein: Playing with Fire: Frankenstein as Modern Prometheus
- Teaching An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge: Lights! Camera! Action!
- Teaching Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass: Fed-Up Fred and Honest Abe: Researching the Tensions Between Douglass and Lincoln
- Teaching Night: Tragedy Times Two
- Teaching Julius Caesar: Adaptation: From Plutarch's Biography to Shakespeare's Play
- Teaching 1984: This Is Why I Write
- Teaching A Rose for Emily: Dramatizing "A Rose for Emily"
- Teaching Life of Pi: Reading about Writing about Writing (And then: Writing, of course)
- Teaching Dracula: Analysis with a Vampire
- Teaching The Lottery: The 'Burbs
- Teaching Things Fall Apart: Tradition! Tradition! What Do You Hold Onto When Things Fall Apart?