Frankenstein | Mary Shelley| Volume I Literary Stations
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Engage Your Students with Frankenstein Volume I Literary Stations!
Bring Mary Shelley's gothic classic, Frankenstein, to life in your classroom with these engaging literary stations! Dive into electrifying literary stations for a 'monstrously' good time in the classroom!
This resource features 12 varied and engaging stations designed to deepen students' understanding of the novel.
From exploring character attitudes and traits to analyzing direct and indirect characterization, crafting claims, and writing theme statements, students will immerse themselves in Mary Shelley's world. Stations also include activities such as a Prometheus allusion sticky note activity, found poetry creation, meme generator fun, close reading tasks, and the opportunity to illustrate Mary Shelley's iconic creature after a close reading of the text.
- Station 1: Victor Frankenstein's Attitude (Character attitude and claim crafting)
- Station 2: Character Traits (Character analysis and literary analysis writing)
- Station 3: Chapter Glimpses (Analyzing and creatively representing the intersection of literary elements)
- Station 4: Victor's Life Graph (Identifying the impact of plot events)
- Station 5: Theme Statements (Crafting strong theme statements)
- Station 6: Meme Creation (Students have fun creating humorous and insightful memes)
- Station 7: Found Poem (This creative writing requires students to return to the text and pull lines to craft an original poem that captures some aspect of the novel)
- Station 8: Allusion to Prometheus (This close reading activity asks students to determine the significance of the novel's subtitle and the mythological allusion)
- Station 9: Text to Image (Close reading activity that asks students to create an original portrait of the creature based on Shelley's description)
- Station 10: Crossword Puzzle (This activity is a quick activity that asks students to review characters and concepts)
- Station 11: Frankenstein Volume I in Twenty-Two Lines (This creative writing activity engages students in combing through the volume to select key lines that retell the story.
- Station 12: Change My Mind (This activity asks students to first discuss statements and to respond in strong argument paragraphs)
This dynamic resource is sure to spark creativity and critical thinking while studying Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.
This resource was created with the 1818 edition.
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