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Product #: SSSLG20541_TQThe Canterbury Tales Literature Guide (Resource Book Only) eBookGrade 10|Grade 11|Grade 12Sale! Ships Free!
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This massive 330-page Literature Guide for Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales is sure to have anything and everything you need to teach The Canterbury Tales in 11th or 12th grade - or beyond! This Guide is Common Core and NCTE/IRA Standards-Aligned, and includes practical, ready-to-go materials. You won't find anything so in-depth and comprehensive anywhere else! This Guide includes: Pre-Reading Activities: Monarchy Scavenger Hunt and an activity on Illuminated Texts, Biography on author Geoffrey Chaucer, plus corresponding questions, Article and questions on Genre-Poetry, Narrative, and Satire, Article and questions on Unreliable Narrator, Article and questions on Structure of the Narrative-Frames, Historical Context article and questions on Middle English and the Great Vowel Shift, Life in the 1300s, Pilgrimages Historical Context article on Biblical, Activity on Time and Place, A list of allusions, defined from the General Prologue and selected tales, PLUS Part A: General Prologue: Comprehension Check questions and Standards Focus activities on Satire, Characterization, Similes and Metaphors, and Allusions for the ENTIRE General Prologue, Quiz: Sections One and Two - Introduction through Plowman, Quiz: Sections Three and Four - Miller through Conclusion, Part A Test: General Prologue; Part B focuses specifically on the following tales: Knight's Tale, Miller's Tale, Reeve's Tale, Shipman's Tale, Prioress's Tale, Monk's Tale, Nun's Priest's Tale, Pardoner's Tale, Wife of Bath's Tale, Summoner's Tale, Clerk's Tale, Merchant's Tale, Franklin's Tale, Parson's Tale, and Chaucer's Retraction, Two Final Exam Versions (one entirely multiple choice), and MORE!
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