To Kill a Mockingbird One Pager Activities

Engaging one-pager activities for To Kill a Mockingbird to help students analyze characters and themes as well as summarize sections of the text.

A one-pager is a simple page response allowing students to creatively and imaginatively showcase their understanding of a text.

This resource has four different one-pager activities! Each one pager comes with a planning sheet to help students before they create their one-pager.

RESOURCE BREAKDOWN

Print and digital versions available!

- PDF
- Google™ Slides
 

Lesson Pages:

1. Character Analysis One-Pager

Focuses on indirect and direct characterization to determine the personality/type of person the character is. Students also identify the characters hopes, dreams, fears, motivations and more!
 
2. Character Development One-Pager

Focuses on how a character changes from the beginning-middle-end of the text. Students also identify major events and other characters that influence/develop the change.

3. Chapter Summary One-Pager

Students identify important events from the chapter and create a visual representation of their summary through the one-pager.
 
4. Theme Analysis One-Pager

Focuses on identifying a theme topic or theme statement that is present throughout the text.
 
Theme Info Sheet also included that defines theme and explains the difference between a theme topic and a theme statement.
 

5. Six Student examples

6. Rubric for each one pager

7. Seven One Pager templates students can use to create their one pager!

FILE FORMAT

File Type: PDF & Google Slides
Editable: No

Total Pages: 52
Content Pages: 40