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This is an in-depth novel study of Louis Sachar’s Holes in which students will delve into literary elements of the book, analyze various topics and themes, write arguments and opinions, conduct research and more! This unit is designed for advanced 6th-8th graders and High School students.
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Sections of this 112 page study include:
– Summary
– Metaphors and Similes
– Irony
– Imagery
– Fairy Tale Elements
– Literary Elements
Lesson Plans
– About the Author
– Key Aspects
– Part 1 (Chapters 1-9)
– Part 2 (Chapters 10-20)
– Part 3 (Chapters 21-30)
– Part 4 (Chapters 31-40)
– Part 5 (Chapters 41-50)
Final Essays
– Essay Suggested Questions
– Grading Rubric
– Final Essay Answer Key
Final Exam
– Answer Key
Optional Extension Activities
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