Hansberry’s play, A Raisin in the Sun focuses on the conflict between white and Black society and the strain within the Black community regarding how to react to an oppressive white community. This…
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Hansberry’s play, A Raisin in the Sun focuses on the conflict between white and Black society and the strain within the Black community regarding how to react to an oppressive white community. This…
In this unit you will find assorted handouts, activities and assessments for the play A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry. There are 145 pages of materials including: ✤ Study Guide Questions for the whole play with Suggested Answers ✤ Vocabulary Lists with definitions (One list for each act) ✤ Act One Test (40 Questions: Matching, Multiple Choice, True/False and Fill-in) with answers ✤ Act Two Test (35 Questions: Matching, Fill-in and True/False) with answers ✤ Act Three Quiz (7 Multiple Choice Questions) with answers ✤ Unit Test (40 Questions: Matching, Multiple Choice, Fill-in and True/False) with Answers ✤ Research Assignments ✤ Allusion in A Raisin in the Sun ✤ Bio poem handout ✤ Character Descriptions ✤ Character Dream Chart with Suggested Answers ✤ Characterization Chart with Suggested Answers ✤ Word Search ✤ Dramatic Devices in A Raisin in the Sun ✤ Dramatic Irony and Mood ✤ A list of final projects ✤ Movie and play assignment ✤ Movie assignment ✤ Two poems by Langston Hughes with questions ✤ Conflict Chart with Suggested Answers ✤ Characterization Webs ✤ Theme Chart with Suggested Answers ✤ Making Inferences with Suggested Answers ✤ Venn Diagrams ✤ Task Cards ✤ Bingo Review Game ✤ And More! Please download the preview and if you have any questions feel free to ask. This product is included in my American Literature Bundle listed here: American Literature Bundle
Help Students understand Hansberry's drama A Raisin in the Sun through comprehensive themes, conflicts, interactive lesson plans with StoryboardThat.
Hansberry’s play, A Raisin in the Sun focuses on the conflict between white and Black society and the strain within the Black community regarding how to react to an oppressive white community. This…
Chautauqua Theater Company is ready to present a gift to the Institution. The gift — the opening performance of CTC’s production of A Raisin in the Sun at 8 p.m. Saturday evening in Bratton Theater…
Help Students understand Hansberry's drama A Raisin in the Sun through comprehensive themes, conflicts, interactive lesson plans with StoryboardThat.
Help Students understand Hansberry's drama A Raisin in the Sun through comprehensive themes, conflicts, interactive lesson plans with StoryboardThat.
What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun… Or does it explode? —Langston Hughes Krik? Krak! In honor of Black History Month, I decided to tell Lorraine Hansberry’s story, but February fled …
Which Symbol Was The Most Revealing About Either Character, Theme, Or Plot In The Story? Students begin their study by responding to examples of common symbols and move from there to an analysis of the most revealing symbols in A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry. Working with a discussion partner, they will next rank the story's symbols and justify their reasoning using the Rank & Reason tool. A differentiated writing prompt follows the discussions and students are challenged to explain, citing evidence from the text, the most revealing symbol of the story. Finally, students will rate their confidence with symbol analysis in a reflection. (For more information on researched-based student confidence ratings and the connection to achievement, go to grokspot.org ) Included in this activity are discussion questions, a Rank & Reason activity, three writing prompts, student reflection, and a rubric.
Using Bloom's Taxonomy higher order thinking template, give your students in depth analysis activities that address each level of learning. This listing has activities especially for the play A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry. However, the activities and template can be personalized to fit a...
An activity/lesson in allusion, using Lorraine Hansberry's play, A Raisin in the Sun. Two pages -- the first is a chart with allusions on the left side and blanks on the right side. It include directions for the students to fill in WHAT IS BEING ALLUDED TO on the right side. The second page is the a...
Help Students understand Hansberry's drama A Raisin in the Sun through comprehensive themes, conflicts, interactive lesson plans with StoryboardThat.
Lorraine Hansberry's lists of stuff she Liked, Hated and was Bored to Death With puts everyone currently working in the list business to shame.
These A Raisin in the Sun assignments give students the chance to express themselves while exploring the drama's elements in unique ways. My favorite is...
Stations include character analysis, journal prompts based on the novel, cultural study, poetry analysis, and a symbolism exercise. Wake your class up with this engaging and entertaining formative assessment. With a little preparation and careful instructions, students can rotate through several nov...
This pre-reading strategy uses critical thinking and inquiry learning to engage your students for their upcoming reading of A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry. Designed to meet requirements of the Common Core and help prepare students for standardized assessments, this activity requires students to complete close reading and use explicit textual evidence to make logical inferences and predictions. Additionally, students must walk around the classroom to gather their evidence, so it is an excellent activity for your kinesthetic learners. The ten-page product file includes an explanation of the strategy in simple terms with answers to the following questions: What is it? How does it work? How is it related to Common Core? Also included are the activity handouts, 30 printable lines of text (listed in order without page numbers so that the lines can be used with multiple versions of the play), a page with example predictions, and a short post-reading reflective activity. Finished with your reading of A Raisin in the Sun? Your students will love this review game! A Raisin in the Sun If this activity interests you, you may also be interested in these other lessons: Discussion Tools for Any Text Reading Strategies for Any Text Choosing Novels for SSR Literature Tableau for Any Text Meaningful and Memorable English Language Arts by © OCBeachTeacher All rights reserved by author. Limited to use by purchaser only. Group licenses available. Not for public display.
Download this free resource and begin your A Raisin in the Sun unit with this fun Character Compatibility Quiz. Use this engaging pre-reading activity to introduce your high school ELA students to the play's characters and themes while engaging them in an exploration of the play's universality. Enjoy! Printable PDF or TPT Digital Easel Activity Thank you for considering this resource. Related Products: A RAISIN IN THE SUN INTRODUCTION TO AUTHOR, PLAY, SETTING A RAISIN IN THE SUN Comprehensive Unit NO-PREP DISTANCE LEARNING ____________________________________________ Thanks for visiting my store, Remember to leave feedback for purchases to receive credits toward future resources. To follow my store and receive notifications about new resources and store sales, click below: FOLLOW O SOME GREAT STUFF FOR ENGLISH TEACHERS Follow me anywhere and everywhere… FACEBOOK PINTEREST INSTAGRAM BLOG Subscribe to my monthly newsletter AND receive a valuable free resource; click below: MONTHLY NEWSLETTER Have a pleasant day! Lori O
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This complete no-prep teaching unit for Lorraine Hansberry's iconic play, A Raisin in the Sun includes introduction activities, reading and discussion questions, lessons, creative activities, and assessments--everything you need to teach high school ELA students this fabulous play, A Raisin in the Sun. A wonderful unit to for February, Black History Month! Printable PDF or TPT Digital Easel Activity A RAISIN IN THE SUN-Comprehensive Bundle of Activities and Assessments Drama presents incredible opportunities for students to examine and learn about plot, characterization, and symbolism. Lorraine’s Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun, full of universal themes, challenges kids’ perspectives of poverty, racism, family, gender roles, and so much more. INTRODUCTION to the playwright and the setting: author background article about her family’s struggle with housing discrimination annotation activity for Langston Hughes’s “Harlem” activity addressing the author’s purpose for writing the play ALSO, for an engaging and fun introduction activity: The Character Compatibility Quiz introduces students to characters and themes. _____________________________________________________________ COMPREHENSION AND ANALYSIS QUESTIONS divided by Act and Scene. Act 1 includes 49 questions Act 2, 78 questions Act 3, 47 questions Many questions include text from the play for student analysis, and others require students to provide illustrative text to support their answers Some packets include graphic organizers Questions address plot, character, symbolism, diction, and motivation _____________________________________________________________ ENGAGING ACTIVITIES FOR FORMATIVE ASSESSMENT: The Character’s Cell Phone Students choose options for apps on the character’s cell phone under these categories: Entertainment (Netflix, Spotify, and YouTube) Social connections (Facebook, Instagram, and match.com) Shopping on Amazon Legitimate news Self-indulgence (selfies, bitmoji, ringtones, games) Instructions guide them to discuss their choices, discuss how the characters would use the apps, and demonstrate an understanding of Hansberry’s characterization. An example phone for Beneatha is included for modeling The One-Pager Students receive a template on which they write a theme from the play and doodle or draw illustrations or symbols that depict the theme. I provide spaces in which they write a quote with a citation that they’ve chosen to represent the characters. Students include an illustrated depiction of the character in the block as well. Another space prompts kids to write a quote that illustrates a prominent symbol in the play. Then they must doodle their depiction of the symbol in the block _______________________________________________________________ CREATIVE ACTIVITIES A character’s journal after completion of Act 1 A bundled collection of 10 ten culminating activities which includes: Analysis from different perspectives of Langston Hughes’s poem, “Let America be America Again” A graphic organizer prompting discussion of Hansberry’s use of symbols to enhance characterization And eight more choices for culminating activities such as dialogues, letters, sequels, etc. ________________________________________________________________ Movie Guide Activities to complete while viewing the 2008 version of A Raisin in the Sun. ________________________________________________________________ COLLABORATIVE ACTIVITIES Gender role activity Race activity _______________________________________________________________ FORMAL ASSESSMENTS Comprehensive final test with multiple-choice, short answer (complete sentence), and paragraph questions and prompts. Formal essay prompts including four prompts about symbolism, gender roles, universality, and dreams ______________________________________________________________ BONUS: Bookmarks Poster or Packet Cover Each of these resources is available for purchase individually in my store. Please click on the links below to browse or to see detailed previews of the resources. AVAILABLE AS A PDF AND I HAVE ADDED A DIGITAL LAYER USING THE TPT EASEL ACTIVITIES TOOL. CLICK HERE FOR A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF TPT'S DIGITAL ACTIVITIES TOOL FOR DISTANCE LEARNING Thank you! Lori O Explore individual resources for A Raisin in the Sun, click below: A RAISIN IN THE SUN RESOURCES _______________________________________ Connect with me… To follow my store and receive notifications about new resources and store sales, click below: FOLLOW O SOME GREAT STUFF FOR ENGLISH TEACHERS TPT STORE Follow me anywhere and everywhere… FACEBOOK PINTEREST INSTAGRAM BLOG Subscribe to my monthly newsletter AND receive a valuable free resource; click below: MONTHLY NEWSLETTER Have a pleasant day! Lori O
This A Raisin in the Sun unit plan structures the dramatic content into engaging, efficient lessons. Hansberry's resonate with students when...
Distribute these reading and discussion, comprehension and analysis act questions as reading and discussion guides for your high school ELA students as they explore Lorraine Hansberry’s A Raisin in the Sun, a relevant and compelling American drama. Addressing universal themes such as the American Dream, poverty, gender roles, and racism, the play commands a prominent place on high school reading lists. Includes detailed answer key with text references. No prep. Printable PDF or TPT Digital Easel Activity Three packets, divided by act, designed to be used as students’ independent reading activities, as discussion and note-taking tools, or as detailed assessments. Each act is compiled individually, and scenes are delineated. Act 1 is 9 pages with 39 questions Act 2 is 12 pages with 66 questions Act 3 is 9 pages with 47 questions Questions range from recall to analysis Some questions include quotes from the text for students’ analysis Some questions require students to provide illustrative test to support their responses. The packets are thorough enough to use for home-school or independent reading outside of the classroom. Attractive format Clear font Space for student responses Relevant graphics Each packet includes a printable poster/packet cover and an identical, detailed answer key Individual act packets are available in my store. A buyer commented: "I used this at the start of my school year while teaching through distance learning for the first time and also while teaching 11th grade English for the first time. With little time to plan and a play I've never taught before, this was an excellent resource to use for working through the play in a co-taught class and a limited time for teaching the play. It pushed their analysis skills, but was still doable for my students with IEPs." AVAILABLE AS A PDF AND I HAVE ADDED A DIGITAL LAYER USING THE TPT EASEL ACTIVITIES TOOL. CLICK HERE TO BETTER UNDERSTAND THE TPT EASEL ACTIVITIES TOOL FOR DISTANCE LEARNING Please visit my store for other resources for A Raisin in the Sun. Click below: A RAISIN IN THE SUN RESOURCES Thank you for your consideration of this resource. Related Products: A RAISIN IN THE SUN COMPLETE TEACHING UNIT A RAISIN IN THE SUN Comprehensive Final Test ________________________________________ Don’t forget to leave a review to earn credit toward future purchases. Connect with me… To follow my store and receive notifications about new resources and store sales, click below: FOLLOW O SOME GREAT STUFF FOR ENGLISH TEACHERS TPT STORE Follow me anywhere and everywhere… FACEBOOK PINTEREST INSTAGRAM BLOG Subscribe to my monthly newsletter AND receive a valuable free resource; click below: MONTHLY NEWSLETTER Have a pleasant day! Lori O
High school ELA students love to demonstrate their understanding of literature through creative projects such as this A Raisin in the Sun One-Pager illustrating theme, characterization, and symbolism. No prep. Printable PDF or TPT Digital Easel Activity Students receive a template on which they write a theme from the play and doodle or draw illustrations or symbols that depict the theme. In spaces they provide a quote with a citation that they’ve chosen to represent the following characters: MAMA WALTER RUTH BENEATHA ASAGAI GEORGE TRAVIS MR. LINDNER They include an illustrated depiction of the character in the block as well. Another space prompts kids to write a quote that illustrates a prominent symbol in the play. Then they must doodle their depiction of the symbol in the block. Clear instructions Activity template Scoring rubric. Completed sample. A buyer commented, "The one-pager is a new concept to me, but it looks like a creative way to assess student learning. Thanks!" Thank you for your consideration of this resource. To explore all my resources for A Raisin in the Sun, click below: A RAISIN IN THE SUN RESOURCES ________________________________________ O SOME GREAT STUFF FOR ENGLISH TEACHERS Customer Tips: Get TPT credit to use on future purchases: Go to your My Purchases page. Click Provide Feedback button: Provide star rating and comment. Be the first to know about my new products, free resources, and store sales: Click below to follow O Some Great Stuff for English Teachers TpT store: FOLLOW O SOME GREAT STUFF FOR ENGLISH TEACHERS Thank you! Have a pleasant day! Lori O, O SOME GREAT STUFF FOR ENGLISH TEACHERS
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A Raisin in the Sun is a classic American play about one family's struggles to achieve their dreams despite racial discrimination.
This play, A Raisin in the Sun, is easy to teach because of the relatable themes of struggle: financial, familial, and personal. #TheStruggle Students really get into this unit, and especially love these two activities: -Real World Money Activity with coordinating worksheet guide for students to budget for monthly expenses based on an anticipated career. You may need to alter some figures based on the area you live in, but all numbers were reached by research and my best knowledge. This is a STUDENT FAVORITE that will stick!! -Listening to and analyzing lyrics to a popular, positive, rap song encouraging young people to keep a good head on their shoulders. I usually have students highlight the lines that encourage or promote education while having them listen to the music video from youtube. Generally, I play it a few times... Because the kids love it so much... actually... because I love it so much. This unit of 55 pages also comes with: -American Dream/ Background Info PPT -2 Schemas or Do Nows -2 Poems (1 with links to videos/audio) Analyze the words on the SMART BOARD while having students jot down notes/answer questions in their packets. -3 Activity Assignments (Journal, Floor Plan, and Jazz Lyric Analysis) -Jazz Lyrics Analysis Worksheet -1 example of the Floor Plan -Comprehension Question Packet with Vocabulary Matching -(Bonus) Character Map - Freebie - Skills focused on are making connections/making learning relevant, using citations from the text to draw conclusions, and writing. Let this unit be your best yet!! Will need the capability to open SMART NOTEBOOK files, PDF files, PPT files, and a PNG (image) file.
This “Character’s Phone” creative characterization activity for A Raisin in the Sun is a fabulous, and relevant way to assess your high school ELA students' understanding of characterization! Kids love their phones! This activity has them imagine a character’s phone’s apps, their favorite entertainment, shopping, news, social media, and other indulgences. No-prep! Includes a completed example for modeling and a scoring rubric. The directions for the activity are as follows: CHOOSE A CHARACTER Imagine your character in the present. What would this character have on his or her phone? What image or graphic would your character upload to the home screen? Choose apps from the categories: ENTERTAINMENT, SOCIAL MEDIA, SHOPPING, NEWS, AND SELF-INDULGENCES Complete the illustration/discussion component for each (150-225 words per category). Be sure to accurately represent the character’s traits demonstrated in the literature. I’ve included a completed activity using Beneatha from A Raisin in the Sun with suggestions for how to use the example to model expectations. _________________________________________________________________ There are many ways to use this activity in your classroom. Consider offering kids the following choices or choose one for the entire class: Poster/Collage: This is a great way for the artists in the class to demonstrate their knowledge of characterization while demonstrating mad art skills. Provide kids with a poster board that they can section off for each component of the activity. Completed projects can be displayed for a gallery walk. A variation of this strategy is to offer students old magazines (that pile leftover in the library from days gone by) or have students print images from the internet to glue onto poster boards. They also include the written portion next to their graphics. Hard Copy: Students can create a cover with the phone template and devote a page to each of the components of the activity. I’ve done this often with great success. I then devote some class time to passing them around to appreciate classmates’ work Digital Copy: You can push the activity out to students so that they can complete the tasks on the computer or devices in whatever format they or you choose (docs, slides, PowerPoint) and submit digitally. These are easily shared with the class as well. Collaborative Presentation: I recently had my seniors complete this activity for Othello in collaborative groups. They all contributed to a slide presentation. It was fabulous because for each component they provided links that took the class to music videos, movie clips, newscasts, etc. It was quite engaging and so much fun! The kids really love this project, and I get awesome results. Fun to grade too! Thank you for your consideration of this resource. EXPLORE all my resources for A Raisin in the Sun by clicking below: A RAISIN IN THE SUN RESOURCES Related Products: A RAISIN IN THE SUN-COMPLETE UNIT-FUN AND ENGAGING BUNDLE A RAISIN IN THE SUN- Comprehension and Analysis Questions for the Entire Play ________________________________________ O SOME GREAT STUFF FOR ENGLISH TEACHERS Customer Tips: Get TPT credit to use on future purchases: Go to your My Purchases page. Click Provide Feedback button: Provide star rating and comment. Be the first to know about my new products, free resources, and store sales: Click below to follow O Some Great Stuff for English Teachers TpT store: FOLLOW O SOME GREAT STUFF FOR ENGLISH TEACHERS Thank you! Have a pleasant day! Lori O, O SOME GREAT STUFF FOR ENGLISH TEACHERS
This purchase contains three character-focused assignments (Character Analysis Packet, Character-Theme Graffiti Table, and a Character Review Project), including multiple opportunities for art and group work. In a given unit, you likely do not have time (nor will students have the interest) in completing all three. Peruse the options and choose the best one or two for your students. Character Analysis Packet is an organized space for students to track the development of key characters throughout a text. There is guided space for students to illustrate, describe, record and analyze evidence, and finally synthesize their ideas. This is a great tool for students of all levels to use throughout the duration of the text. Students track the development of the protagonist in addition to tracking how minor characters impact that development in this Character Analysis Packet. I like to print the entire packet at the beginning of the unit and encourage students to work alone or in groups (depending on my classroom dynamics) to explore the characters more deeply. This packet is clearly formatted for students to, first, sketch and describe each character before delving into the deeper analysis and synthesis. This packet includes a graphic-organizer style notes for students and a “Notes to Teacher” document with tips for including and extending this packet. Character-Theme Graffiti Table is an action-packed way to get students analyzing minor characters and how they support theme development in a text. Students work in groups to add evidence and analysis to ideas graffiti-style, encouraging them to build and develop other groups' work. This is a great team-building lesson and segues nicely into essay planning. Get students moving and making deep connections between minor characters and themes in this creative activity. Students work in small groups to connect minor characters to themes graffiti-style and code their answers to ensure they are analyzing and supporting their ideas with evidence. I love using this to get students carefully considering the roles of minor characters in the plot. This lesson contains a task card with instructions and printable character checklist for students, a PowerPoint to guide instructions, and “Notes to Teacher” with tips on implementing this activity in your classroom. Character Review Project has students work in groups to generate ideas for the main characters pertaining to a non-human topic (for example: food, animals, kitchen utensils, etc.) Students can work individually with one character from the story or in pairs or groups with more characters. The wording on each document changes slightly to reflect individual, partner, or group work. Students draw, return to the novel for quotes, and write explanations that connect their ideas and their evidence. This is a creative project that encourages abstract thinking and evidence-based writing. Save time and money with this Bundle: A Raisin in the Sun Bundle Check out other resources for this text: A Raisin in the Sun - Anticipation Guide and Post Reading Reflection A Raisin in the Sun - Quote Analysis & Reading Quizzes A Raisin in the Sun - Theme Tracking Notes Etymology & Context Research A Raisin in the Sun - Socratic Method - Post Reading Discussions A Raisin in the Sun - Text to Film Essay Bundle Lorraine Hansberry - Author Study - Profile and Social Media A Raisin in the Sun - Visual Theme and Quote Poster for Bulletin Boards --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Interested in more resources for Secondary ELA? Visit our store here: SJBrull Store - Secondary ELA ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Enhance your high school ELA students' understanding of Lorraine Hansberry's A Raisin in the Sun with this movie guide for any film version of the play. Questions, charts, and graphic organizers address characterization, plot, symbolism, setting, and tone. Quick tasks do not distract students from watching the film. No prep. No-Prep; print and play Printable PDF or TPT Digital Easel Activity 3 introduction pages include: Hansberry biography 1950s America the play the title Langston Hughes biography "Harlem" Discussion question asks how Hansberry and Hughes influenced Black culture ____________________________________________ 12 pages to complete while watching the movie 50 questions and tasks identical answer key ____________________________________________ relevant graphics clear font space for student responses A buyer commented, "Kept my students engaged throughout the movie." CLICK HERE FOR A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE TPT EASEL ACTIVITIES TOOL FOR DISTANCE LEARNING Thank you for your consideration of this resource. Explore all my resources for A Raisin in the Sun, click below: A RAISIN IN THE SUN RESOURCES Related Products: A RAISIN IN THE SUN-COMPLETE UNIT-FUN AND ENGAGING BUNDLE A RAISIN IN THE SUN-Culminating Activities for Understanding & Appreciation _________________________________________ Don’t forget to leave a review to earn credit toward future purchases. Connect with me… To follow my store and receive notifications about new resources and store sales, click below: FOLLOW O SOME GREAT STUFF FOR ENGLISH TEACHERS TPT STORE Follow me anywhere and everywhere… FACEBOOK PINTEREST INSTAGRAM BLOG Subscribe to my monthly newsletter AND receive a valuable free resource; click below: MONTHLY NEWSLETTER Have a pleasant day! Lori O
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This complete unit for A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry will cover a complete month of study. The activities and study materials are diverse from basic questions to analytical questions, deep-thinking task cards, graphic organizers, and activities. You will receive: → Editable multiple choice and comprehension questions. Because they questions are editable, you may use these as checks while studying or as a final exam. → Activities for students to think through the historical and long-lasting effects of the play. → Task cards that study the intersections of literary elements - setting, theme, characterization, allusions - and their effects on each other. → Graphic organizers to help students understand the play. → Bookmarks. This complete unit for A Raisin in the Sun provides enough activities and assessment for the entire play. BONUS! The bonus material (completely free) contains over 20 videos, images, or links for you to help you with your A Raisin in the Sun unit. Related Products • Animal Farm Ultimate Unit Bundle • Short Story Unit Bundle • Digital Literary Analysis Activity ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A Couple Tips: * Be sure to click the "follow" button that is located next to my picture so that you can hear about sales, updated products, and new activities. * By providing feedback on your purchased products, you can earn points, which ultimately translate into cash toward future purchases.
This activity has students choose sides on various issues raised in A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry. Works great as a pre-reading or anticipation activity, or perhaps as something to use after the story as a review or reflection exercise. Includes 10 key issues that students have to take a stand on and defend. My students absolutely love when we do these Agree or Disagree activities instead of an anticipation guide. Gets students up and moving, and often leads to great discussions. The key is they have to be able to defend their point of view. Puts them on the spot sometimes, but definitely a worthwhile skill to develop. Includes tips for teachers on how to utilize this in your classrooms. Other related A Raisin in the Sun products: • A RAISIN IN THE SUN - AP English Literature Essay Prompt ********************************************************************** Customer Tips:How to get TPT credit to use on future purchases: • Go to your My Purchases page (you may need to login) under your MyTpT at the top of the page. Beside each purchase you'll see a Provide Feedback button. Simply click it and you will be taken to a page where you can give a quick rating and leave a short comment for the product. Each time you give feedback, TPT gives you feedback credits that you use to lower the cost of your future purchases. • Please give feedback for my products! The feedback I get helps me make better things for you! • Visit My Store for more things I’ve made to make teaching easier for you. ********************************************************************** Supports the following high school Common Core Speaking and Listening standards: SL.11-12.1 SL.11-12.4
