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The House
on
Mango Street
By:
Sandra Cisneros
The House on Mango Street by: Sandra Cisneros
$210 for 7 weeks
Teacher
Ages
14 - 18 years old
Sessions
Session 1: House on Mango Street Background
LESSON OBJECTIVES:
Students will read up on the author’s background, characterization, motif, setting, inference, sequence of events, voice, and point of view to gain a point of reference before reading the novel.
HOMEWORK:
Read pages 3 to 18 in The House on Mango Street.
Session 2: House on Mango Street Part 1
LESSON OBJECTIVES:
Students will investigate the author’s style to understand motif, symbol, theme, conflict, and enhanced meaning.
HOMEWORK:
Read pages 19 to 32 in The House on Mango Street.
Session 3: House on Mango Street Part 2
LESSON OBJECTIVES:
Students will examine the novel in search of symbolism, motif, setting, character, and theme development.
HOMEWORK:
Read pages 33 to 57 in The House on Mango Street.
Session 4: House on Mango Street Part 3
LESSON OBJECTIVES:
Students will examine theme, internal conflict, and plot.
Students will inspect quotations and boil down information
HOMEWORK:
Read pages 58 to 75 in The House on Mango Street.
Session 5: House on Mango Street Part 4
LESSON OBJECTIVES:
Students will look at foreshadowing and characterization.
Students will analyze descriptive language.
HOMEWORK:
Read pages 76 to 91 in The House on Mango Street.
Session 6: House on Mango Street Part 5
LESSON OBJECTIVES:
Students will investigate motif, style, how to use figurative language, internal conflict, symbolism in poetry, and the theme self-identity.
HOMEWORK:
Read pages 92 to 109 in The House on Mango Street.
Session 7: House on Mango Street Part 6
LESSON OBJECTIVES:
Students will look at different genres to discover universal theme.
Students will examine theme, plot, decipher dialogue, style, setting, and character development
