To Kill a Mockingbird

 

The story



Movie Summary



Character Profiles



Metaphor Analysis



Theme Analysis



Quiz#1



Quiz#2



Story Cube Activity

 
 
Diversity Month Activity To Kill a Mockingbird A novel by Harper Lee A Film directed by Robert Mulligan Who Read the character profiles When 1930’s - during the Great Depression What Trial of Tom Robinson - Civil Rights - Prejudice - Racism Where Maycomb County, Alabama, USA Why A classic story of American Literature and Cinema To increase awareness of diversity in our society To explore how the rights defined in the U.S. Constitution have been interpreted and applied over the years How Viewing the movie - To Kill a Mockingbird Reading the Study Guide Class discussions Creating a Story Cube    Why Watch to Kill a Mockingbird Clearview Middle School has been selected by the the Gloucester County prosecutor’s office as a pilot school to initiate school based programs in diversity and tolerance. Our school is committed to providing an environment of acceptance for all students regardless of race, religion, or gender. February 2006 was designated a “Diversity Month” to our children achieve these goals. The lessons involve viewing and discussing the literary and cinema classic, To Kill a Mockingbird, have been created by the American Film Institute and modified by Mr. Sullivan to relate to our 8th Grade Social Studies curriculum that includes the study of the United States Constitution. Should you have any questions about this stimulating activity, please contact Mr. Sullivan at 856-223-0377 - Ext. 538.
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