Can getting to know someone change your opinion of them? After listening to Aesop's fable "The Fox and the Lion," young writers respond with a short literary analysis on the theme of familiarity.

Aesop's "The Boy Who Cried 'Wolf'" features a boy whose small mistake gets him into big trouble. What could have done differently? Learners make a concept map to depict the events from the fable after listening to an engaging audio...

Aesop's fables are full of tricky foxes, and "The Fox and the Crow" is no exception. Individuals listen to an audio passage and write either a fable or a personal narrative about a time they wanted a friend to share something with them.

James Madison came well-prepared to the Philadelphia Convention: he brought the Virginia Plan with him.

Listen to BBC news headlines in Russian and English. Also get short lessons on vocabulary, phrases, and grammar with explanations in Russian. Great resource for middle and high school Russian-speaking students.

Edith Wharton's ghost story, Afterward, a harrowing tale of self-dependence and innocence, is provided in dramatized audio. Includes literary interpretation, the author's biography, historical context and lesson plans. [29:00]

Ellen Glasgow's ghost story, The Shadowy Third, a haunting tale of emerging awareness, is provided in dramatized audio. Includes lesson plans, literary interpretation, the author's biography and historical context. [28:50]

Julia Peterkin's short story, The Merry-Go-Round, a powerful tale of social unrest, is featured. Includes literary interpretation, the author's biography, historical context and lesson plans. [29:2]

Caroline Kirkland's comic short story, The School Master's Progress, is provided in dramatized audio. Literary interpretation, the author's biography, the historical context and teacher lesson plans are provided. [28:30]

Sarah Orne Jewett's short story, The Flight of Betsey Lane, a tale of living the American dream, is featured. Includes literary interpretation, the author's biography, historical context and lesson plans. [28:22]

Alice Dunbar-Nelson's short story, Stones of the Village, a powerful tale of racial identity, is provided in dramatized audio. Includes literary interpretation, the author's biography, historical context and lesson plans. [27:08]

Rebecca Harding Davis' richly written novella Life in the Iron Mills is provided in dramatized audio. Includes literary interpretation, the author's biography, historical context and lesson plans. [28:30]

Kate Chopin's short story, At the 'Cadian Ball, a tale of culture and marriage, is provided in dramatized audio. Includes literary interpretation, the author's biography, historical context and lesson plans. [26:26]

Willa Cather's juxtaposed tale of art and marriage, A Wagner Matinee, is provided in dramatized audio. Includes literary interpretation, the author's biography, historical context and lesson plans. [28:50]

An excerpt from Louisa May Alcott's novel A Whisper in the Dark is provided in dramatized audio. Includes literary interpretation, the author's biography, historical context and lesson plans. [28:45]

Harriet Jacobs' slave narrative Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl is provided in dramatized audio. Includes literary interpretation, the author's biography, historical context and lesson plans. [28:32]

Zora Neale Hurston's short story, Sweat, a depiction of an unhappy marriage is provided in dramatized audio. Includes literary interpretation, the author's biography, historical context and lesson plans. [28:21]

Susan Glaspell's short story, A Jury of Her Peers, a tale about how women and men define justice, is provided in dramatized audio. Includes literary interpretation, the author's biography, historical context and lesson plans. [28:32]

Charlotte Perkins Gilman's The Yellow Wallpaper, a harrowing tale of one woman's struggle with depression and madness, is provided in dramatized audio. Includes literary interpretation, the author's biography, historical context and...

Mary E. Wilkins Freeman's short story Louisa about one woman's struggle to keep her family afloat is provided in dramatized audio. Includes literary interpretation, the author's biography, historical context and lesson plans. [28:30]

Elinore Pruitt Stewart's novels The Letters of a Woman Homesteader and Letters on an Elk Hunt are provided in excerpts of dramatized audio [57:28]. Access to lesson plans, literary interpretation, the author's biography and historical...

Harriet Beecher Stowe's excerpt from Uncle Tom's Cabin, Cassy, an attack on the institution of slavery, is provided in dramatized audio. Includes literary interpretation, the author's biography, historical context and lesson plans. [31:34]

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