I recognize the value of offering projects to nurture students' creativity.   I believe in assigning projects at the end of literature units to provide students with opportunities to showcase their knowledge in diverse ways.

 

These projects enhance comprehension, critical thinking, and creativity by encouraging practical application of theoretical knowledge and the development of communication skills. They also challenge students to step out of their comfort zones and express themselves through various mediums. 

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Read more about what inspired by A Raisin in the Sun projects.

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As my students conclude their study of A Raisin in the Sun by Lorraine Hansberry, I'm excited to offer them a choice of five different project options. These projects not only reinforce their understanding of the text but also provide a meaningful and engaging way to demonstrate their learning.

 

See more A Raisin in the Sun resources in my Teachers Pay Teachers Store.