British Literature Bundle | Semester-long Bundle | Growing Mega Bundle

This British Literature Bundle is a growing resource! It contains several engaging activities that will save you time while planning your British Literature course.

It includes...

Beowulf

• An introductory webquest on Google Forms (links included)
• 12 bellringer tasks on Google Slides to begin class each day
• 4 differentiated writing prompts + a mastery learning rubric to assess your students analysis of the text
• A student-centered project on Google Slides connecting the idea of literary archetypes to their favorite books, movies, shows, etc.

Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales

• 20 discussion questions that cover The Prologue, The Pardoner's Tale, The Wife of Bath's Tale, and The Miller's Tale
• The Canterbury Tales & Reality TV Dating Creative Writing assignment
• A "What's Your Story" Creative Writing assignment

Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing

• 13 Bellringer/Do Now Discussion Questions/Tasks
• An Escape Room (Important Note: the picture in the background features a crime scene/police investigation--please preview)
• Differentiated Writing Prompts with a Mastery Learning Rubric
• Unit Exam with an Answer Key
• Collaborative Sonnet 130 Lesson

Pride and Prejudice and Zombies Unit Plan

• A Unit Plan/Timeline that breaks the novel into quarters
• A film guide for Pride and Prejudice, which serves as an introduction to the Victorian era
• Weekly reading questions
  -Weeks One & Three are short answer and have answer keys. Weeks Two & Four are writing assignments and have a mastery learning rubric
• Weekly assignments for enjoyable formative assessment (heavy emphasis on textual evidence)
• Discussion questions for the Pride and Prejudice and Zombies film
• A summative assessment project and mastery learning rubric

Poetry Analysis Activities

• Taylor Swift & The Lake Poets
• ****More to Come***

Coffee Talk No Prep Assessment for Literature Circles/Individual Novels

TPEQEA Writing Resources to help students become strong academic writers!

I hope this bundle helps you have the best semester of British literature ever! Do not hesitate to reach out if you have any questions!

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