This free lesson for AP Lit students examines different perspectives in art and analyzes the point of view in Stephen King's "Misery."
AP Lit Skill Spotlight: Point of View
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AP Lit Skill Spotlight: Contrasts in Prose
This lesson explores contrasts in literature through comparing song covers and studying "A Jury of Her Peers."
AP Lit Skill Spotlight: Narrator
Help your students analyze the role of a narrator through the opening to "Stranger Than Fiction" and questions from "Eleven."
AP Lit Skill Spotlight: Plot Order & Sequencing
This lesson provides examples of flashback, foreshadowing, stream of consciousness, and other plot order terms from film clips and Beloved.
AP Lit Skill Spotlight: Characterization in Prose
This lesson uses uses opening scenes from movies and a free character sketch worksheet to help students study characterization. Focus text is "The Open Window" by Saki.