World Literature Sampling Four Continents, Thematic Approaches (VOLUME 1)

Carolyn Johnson

The Center for Learning

British Literature 2 Ramantics to the Present (3rd Edition)

Mary Enda Costello

<p>These 70 activity-driven lessons form a semester-long survey course that teaches content knowledge through detailed readings supported by skill-building and critical-thinking challenges. The handout-driven lessons can lift out or serve as carefully scaffolded core curriculum in classrooms without an economics textbook. The curriculum's six units (Basic Economics, Business and Labor, Financial Institutions, Government and the Economy, Personal Finance, and Globalization) each kick off with a lively Socratic discussion, and the wide variety of activities aim to make economics engaging as well as illuminating. Sample lesson titles: ''Starting to Graph,'' ''Labor Supply and Labor Demand,'' ''Monetary Policy for Beginners,'' ''Keynes Versus Hayek,'' ''Household Budget,'' and ''Developing Economies.'' This edition builds CCSS information literacy skills and includes Internet-based activities that encourage students to consider sourcing reliability and evaluate information validity. The student worktext contains only the readings and worksheets, no teaching instructions. Grades 9-12. (CFL220)</p>

Fundamental of Economics: Making Your Way in Our Economy

Daniel Francis Hess

NMCT

Fundamentals of Economics: Making Your Way in Our Economy (Student Edition)

NBCT

Glass Menagerie: Curriculum Unit

Literature & Fiction

Patricia Dillon

Genre Fiction

This is a journal of readings and reflections. There are four sections: Beatitudes; Desert or Wilderness Experience; Open to the Lord-My Life Cycle; and Prayer.

My Journey, My Prayer

Center For Learning Network

H.M. Sister Bernadette Vetter

Coming to Terms with Divorce (A Guided Support Program for Intermediate Grades)

Unknown, Author

Eleven lessons on Dickens's tale of terror and triangles familiarizes students with the larger context of the French Revolution. Background about the work and author, creative exercises, and activities designed to help students recognize the main themes are included, such as engaging in creative writing activities, conducting character studies, and examining satire, foreshadowing, symbols, and animal imagery in plot development. An additional lesson helps students evaluate film versions of the novel. Grades 9'12. (CFL343)

A Tale of Two Cities: Curriculum Unit

Education & Teaching

Sheryl Lee Hinman

Gary O'malley

Studying & Workbooks

Crime and Punishment: Curriculum Unit

Christine Ann Romanus

Literary

Ten lessons use cooperative learning strategies to address appreciation of myth, identification of epiphany, recognition of archetypal symbols and patterns, and comparison/contrast. Students examine diction, explore point of view, track motifs, research, write for a specific audience, and examine elements and principles of art, becoming familiar with aspects of the interpretation and criticism of art before using the criteria for the medium of visual art to evaluate the novel. Grades 9-12. (CFL442)

Portrait of the Artist As a Young Man: Curriculum Unit

Michael A. Benedict

Classics

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