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To Killing a Mocking Bird Resource: Z-Guide


Resource: Z-Guide to To Kill a Mockingbird

Published by: Zeezok Publishing

Format: e-book download or CD (shipped)

Cost: $12.99

What does the Z-Guide contain?

Topic overview

Movie synopsis

10 learning activities

In-depth study of the film

What kind of activities?

Worldview Activity: This is where you take it one step beyond the movie to examine your own thoughts about the topics and themes.

For Family Discussion: It is at the end of the guide but it will be a joy to your family to discuss the movie using this as a guide.

Crossword Puzzle: Fun activity to reinforce vocabulary and the movie.

And so many more from Alternative Ending to Review questions to discussing Alabama in the 1930s. Each activity will engage not only your student but your family. I love lessons you can share as a family. So have a family movie night and extend it to make a lesson for your students. It is the essence of homeschooling to share as a family the lessons you are learning in a comfortable environment.

The basic topics include: The Great Depression, Race Relations, Courtroom Procedures and the Consequences of Lying.

If you are reading To Kill a Mockingbird and plan to watch the movie do not get caught without this guide. It will enhance your overall experience and immerse you in the time and topics in the movie. If you are not reading the book but studying the Great Depression or Race Relations then consider watching the film and using the guide to make it a memorable experience. Students love to watch movies and many will remember more from watching a movie. Making the connection between the movie and history as well as moral lessons will make a lasting impression.

Check out Zeezok for more Z-Guides categorized by time period.

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About Richele McFarlin

Richele is a Christian homeschooling mom to four children, writer and business owner. Her collegiate background is in educational psychology. Although it never prepared her for playing Candyland, grading science, chasing a toddler, doing laundry and making dinner at the same time.