| Subject | GRADES |
| Language Arts | 9-12 |
To Kill a Mockingbird is an American classic. Why is it so popular? This lesson explores how Harper Lee’s authorial decisions made her novel resonate with audiences across generations. Students will uncover the timeless appeal and enduring impact of Lee’s storytelling.
Learning Objectives
(ELA-LITERACY.RL11-12.3) Students will analyze the impact of the author’s choices on developing and relating elements of a story or drama, such as setting, action order, and character introduction and development.
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Conclusion
By examining Harper Lee’s authorial choices in “To Kill a Mockingbird,” students will understand how these decisions contribute to the novel’s lasting popularity and relevance. This analysis will enhance their appreciation of literature and its power to connect with readers across generations. For the full lesson plan, download the PDF.
