The Stranger LitPlan Novel Study

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$16.95
SKU:
307LP
ISBN
978-1-58337-362-0
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Short Description:
This LitPlan Novel Study for The Stranger by Albert Camus is a comprehensive foundation of ready-to-use materials that will ensure your students get the most out of their The Stranger novel study.
Recommended Grade Level:
11-12
Pages:
106
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This LitPlan Novel Study for The Stranger by Albert Camus is a comprehensive foundation of ready-to-use materials that will ensure your students get the most out of their The Stranger novel study.

Practical, flexible, and standards-based with step-by-step plans for the whole novel unit, my LitPlan Novel Study is especially helpful to new teachers or veteran teachers teaching The Stranger for the first time.

17 Step-by-Step Daily Lessons guide you and your students through this novel study. Assignments and Activities are planned for each day of the novel unit.

Vocabulary Worksheets that focus on meaning in context and dictionary definitions go with each reading assignment.

Comprehension Questions and Quizzes follow the reading assignments, so you know if your students are keeping up with their reading and if they are understanding what they are reading.

Writing Assignments are sprinkled throughout this novel study for The Stranger, too! Detailed writing assignment sheets guide students' writing.

  • The first is to inform: students write a composition in preparation for the oral report related to their nonfiction reading assignment. 
  • The second is to persuade: students take the side of either the prosecution or defense of Meursault and write their closing arguments to the jury.
  • The third is to express personal opinions: after a discussion about responsibility, students write a composition in which they answer the question, "Are you a responsible person?"

One lesson is also devoted to Leveled Critical Thinking Questions:

  • Interpretive Questions require students to simply interpret facts that are given.
  • Critical Questions require students to think deeply to develop answers that go beyond what is in the text.
  • Personal Response Questions have no right or wrong answer; students formulate and give their own opinions.

A Nonfiction Reading Assignment is incorporated into this novel study unit for The Stranger. Students are required to read at least one nonfiction article and view at least one nonfiction video related to the story and complete a short report form analyzing their sources.

A Variety of Additional Activities are woven into this The Stranger novel study:

  • Speaker
  • Oral Reading Evaluation
  • Writing Conferences
  • Oral Reports

A class period is devoted to Vocabulary Review. Review puzzles, games, and worksheets are provided.

One class period is devoted to Whole-Unit Review in preparation for the unit test. Review puzzles, games, and worksheets are provided.

Five Different Unit Tests are provided on different levels and to use for make-up tests or tests for different classes if you're teaching the book to more than one class at a time. Two are multiple-choice, two are short-answer, and one is advanced short-answer. You can mix-and-match test sections as well.

Evaluation Rubrics are included for some activities.

A page of Bulletin Board Ideas is included.

A page of ideas for Extension Activities is included.

Answer Keys are provided for the short-answer comprehension questions, multiple choice quizzes, vocabulary worksheets, tests, and review materials.

FLEXIBILITY is a key property of this novel study unit for The Stranger.

  • It is formatted so that you can skip an activity I have planned and plug-in one of your own favorites if you want to.
  • You can use all or just parts of this LitPlan.
  • Written for whole-class use, but easily adaptable for:
    • independent study
    • small groups or lit circles
    • Homeschooling
    • tutoring

A teacher-favorite for years, hundreds of thousands of LitPlans (and Puzzle Packs!) have been used by tens of thousands of teachers in the USA, Canada, and overseas schools, providing reliable, high-quality, standards-based resources for teaching literature. If you want a solid foundation for teaching a work of literature, LitPlans have proved themselves worthy over years of use worldwide.

What Users Have Said About The Stranger LitPlan Novel Study Guide:

Glenda M., October 21, 2019 - 5 Stars. Thank you.

Tara W., October 7, 2019 - Having never taught the book before, this was a great resource to get me started!

Amanda S., June 23, 2018 - While this unit doesn't have anything flashy and is very cut and dry, it works. It wouldn't make much sense for this novel to have flashy teaching materials. This has all of the things you might need for an entire unit, and it is all very easy to follow.

Robyn G., June 9, 2016 - Being new to teaching AP Literature, this was a great unit full of wonderful lesson ideas. Although I did not use everything included in the unit, I felt that what I did use helped make my lessons more meaningful. Thank you!

Additional Products available for The Stranger:

  • Puzzle Pack
  • Google Forms Chapter Quizzes
  • Interactive PDF Unit Test
  • Q&A Presentation
  • Combo Pack
  • Theme Pack

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