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Mapping Maycomb To Kill a Mockingbird

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Mapping MaycombTo Kill a Mockingbird

Take NotesYou will be creating a Map of Maycomb based on the notes you take while reading To Kill a Mockingbird.

There are over 50 places & events you can include on your Map!

50!

AtkinsonAtticus OfficeAuditoriumAveryBankBaptist churchBarber ShopBarker's EddyCalpurniaCamilla GardenCarolineCemeteryCollard Patch(es)

CourthouseCrawfordDeasDeer PastureDew Drop InnDuboseDump

EwellFinchFinch's LandingFireFirst Purchase M.E.Fish PondFootball fieldsGarden(s)Grade schoolHarrisHaverfordHigh schoolJacobsJailJitney JungleKnotholeLamppost LittleLulaMain Residential Street

Maycomb TribuneMeridian HighwayMethodist ChurchMorphoditeO.K. CaféOld SaurumOuthouse(s)Pecan treesPost officeRadleyRailroadRed geraniumsReynoldsRiversRobinsonSide StreetSykesTateTim JohnsonTree houseTyndall'sV.J. Elmore'sZeebo

So…take GOOD notes!

You’ll need ‘em…

To make your OWN Map

It may take a couple of tries to get everything in the right place…

But keep at it!

You may even get desperate and look for help online, but I’ll be honest: these maps won’t help you pass….

Plus, breaking Copyright Law will

result in an instant ZERO.

Just do your best and don’t slack….at

all….ever.

That’s the definition of

“Do Your Best”….

You May Surprise Yourself!

You Will Be Graded On:

1. Detailed Notes

2. Map Drafts

3. Accurate Page #s

4. Deductive Reasoning

5. Professionalism

6. Originality

7. Time Management

The Inevitable Question:

Why are we doing this?

This assignment encourages you to read carefully, take good notes, and then use your notes to help understand the setting of the book. Plus, this long-term project requires time-management and organizational skills.

Oh, yeah….and because I’m a

challenging teacher and this is a BIG

grade!

BIGHUGE

Don’t panic too much though…

As long as you keep up with your notes, this project can be a lot of fun!