A Complete Hunger Games Novel Study Already Planned for You
This complete The Hunger Games novel study by Suzanne Collins gives you everything you need to teach the novel from beginning to end.
The unit includes reading comprehension questions for every chapter, vocabulary activities, reading quizzes, literary analysis, discussion questions, writing activities, creative projects, a digital escape room, final test, movie comparison, and more.
A 7-week suggested pacing guide is also included to make planning your entire Hunger Games unit easy.
What's Included?
Before-Reading Lesson & Anticipation Guide
Introduce students to the novel, build interest, and activate prior knowledge before beginning the story.
Vocabulary by Chapter
Build vocabulary throughout the novel with chapter-based vocabulary instruction, practice activities, and assessments.
Reading Questions for Every Chapter
Check students' comprehension throughout the entire novel while encouraging them to think more deeply about important events, characters, conflicts, and ideas.
Reading Quizzes
Hold students accountable for their reading with comprehension assessments throughout the novel.
Literary Analysis Packet
Move beyond basic comprehension with activities that challenge students to analyze important literary elements across the entire novel.
Character Analysis Posters
Give students a collaborative and creative way to analyze the novel's major characters while supporting their ideas with evidence from the text.
Personal Essay or Text-Dependent Analysis
Extend the novel into meaningful writing with essay prompts, brainstorming materials, and rubrics.
Discussion Task Cards
Encourage thoughtful conversations about the novel with questions that can be used for partners, small groups, or whole-class discussion.
Digital Escape Room
Turn novel review into an engaging, interactive challenge as students solve clues and demonstrate their understanding of The Hunger Games.
One-Pager Project
Allow students to demonstrate their understanding of the novel through creative illustrations, textual evidence, and thoughtful analysis.
Creative Projects
Give students additional choices for demonstrating their understanding with engaging final project options and accompanying rubrics.
Final Test
Assess students' understanding of the complete novel with a comprehensive final assessment and answer key.
Movie Analysis
Compare the novel with its film adaptation using a structured movie guide that encourages students to analyze similarities, differences, and adaptation choices.
7-Week Suggested Pacing Guide
See exactly how all of the included resources can work together throughout your Hunger Games unit.
Your Entire Unit, Planned Out for You
One of the best parts of this novel study is that you don't have to figure out when to use everything.
The included teacher guide provides a day-by-day suggested schedule for approximately seven weeks of instruction, showing when to read each chapter and when to use the vocabulary, reading questions, quizzes, literary analysis activities, discussions, projects, essay, final test, and movie analysis.
The sample schedule is designed for 90-minute class periods, but the pacing is completely flexible.
Want a longer novel study? Spend more time discussing the reading questions, add supplementary activities, or complete more of the reading in class.
Need to move faster? Assign more reading for homework, reduce the number of assessments, or choose only the activities that work best for your students.
Everything is organized so you can easily adapt the unit to your students, your schedule, and your classroom.
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The Hunger Games Novel Study — Complete Unit Plan
The Hunger Games Novel Study — Complete Unit Plan
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A Complete Hunger Games Novel Study Already Planned for You
This complete The Hunger Games novel study by Suzanne Collins gives you everything you need to teach the novel from beginning to end.
The unit includes reading comprehension questions for every chapter, vocabulary activities, reading quizzes, literary analysis, discussion questions, writing activities, creative projects, a digital escape room, final test, movie comparison, and more.
A 7-week suggested pacing guide is also included to make planning your entire Hunger Games unit easy.
What's Included?
Before-Reading Lesson & Anticipation Guide
Introduce students to the novel, build interest, and activate prior knowledge before beginning the story.
Vocabulary by Chapter
Build vocabulary throughout the novel with chapter-based vocabulary instruction, practice activities, and assessments.
Reading Questions for Every Chapter
Check students' comprehension throughout the entire novel while encouraging them to think more deeply about important events, characters, conflicts, and ideas.
Reading Quizzes
Hold students accountable for their reading with comprehension assessments throughout the novel.
Literary Analysis Packet
Move beyond basic comprehension with activities that challenge students to analyze important literary elements across the entire novel.
Character Analysis Posters
Give students a collaborative and creative way to analyze the novel's major characters while supporting their ideas with evidence from the text.
Personal Essay or Text-Dependent Analysis
Extend the novel into meaningful writing with essay prompts, brainstorming materials, and rubrics.
Discussion Task Cards
Encourage thoughtful conversations about the novel with questions that can be used for partners, small groups, or whole-class discussion.
Digital Escape Room
Turn novel review into an engaging, interactive challenge as students solve clues and demonstrate their understanding of The Hunger Games.
One-Pager Project
Allow students to demonstrate their understanding of the novel through creative illustrations, textual evidence, and thoughtful analysis.
Creative Projects
Give students additional choices for demonstrating their understanding with engaging final project options and accompanying rubrics.
Final Test
Assess students' understanding of the complete novel with a comprehensive final assessment and answer key.
Movie Analysis
Compare the novel with its film adaptation using a structured movie guide that encourages students to analyze similarities, differences, and adaptation choices.
7-Week Suggested Pacing Guide
See exactly how all of the included resources can work together throughout your Hunger Games unit.
Your Entire Unit, Planned Out for You
One of the best parts of this novel study is that you don't have to figure out when to use everything.
The included teacher guide provides a day-by-day suggested schedule for approximately seven weeks of instruction, showing when to read each chapter and when to use the vocabulary, reading questions, quizzes, literary analysis activities, discussions, projects, essay, final test, and movie analysis.
The sample schedule is designed for 90-minute class periods, but the pacing is completely flexible.
Want a longer novel study? Spend more time discussing the reading questions, add supplementary activities, or complete more of the reading in class.
Need to move faster? Assign more reading for homework, reduce the number of assessments, or choose only the activities that work best for your students.
Everything is organized so you can easily adapt the unit to your students, your schedule, and your classroom.
A Complete Hunger Games Novel Study Already Planned for You
This complete The Hunger Games novel study by Suzanne Collins gives you everything you need to teach the novel from beginning to end.
The unit includes reading comprehension questions for every chapter, vocabulary activities, reading quizzes, literary analysis, discussion questions, writing activities, creative projects, a digital escape room, final test, movie comparison, and more.
A 7-week suggested pacing guide is also included to make planning your entire Hunger Games unit easy.
What's Included?
Before-Reading Lesson & Anticipation Guide
Introduce students to the novel, build interest, and activate prior knowledge before beginning the story.
Vocabulary by Chapter
Build vocabulary throughout the novel with chapter-based vocabulary instruction, practice activities, and assessments.
Reading Questions for Every Chapter
Check students' comprehension throughout the entire novel while encouraging them to think more deeply about important events, characters, conflicts, and ideas.
Reading Quizzes
Hold students accountable for their reading with comprehension assessments throughout the novel.
Literary Analysis Packet
Move beyond basic comprehension with activities that challenge students to analyze important literary elements across the entire novel.
Character Analysis Posters
Give students a collaborative and creative way to analyze the novel's major characters while supporting their ideas with evidence from the text.
Personal Essay or Text-Dependent Analysis
Extend the novel into meaningful writing with essay prompts, brainstorming materials, and rubrics.
Discussion Task Cards
Encourage thoughtful conversations about the novel with questions that can be used for partners, small groups, or whole-class discussion.
Digital Escape Room
Turn novel review into an engaging, interactive challenge as students solve clues and demonstrate their understanding of The Hunger Games.
One-Pager Project
Allow students to demonstrate their understanding of the novel through creative illustrations, textual evidence, and thoughtful analysis.
Creative Projects
Give students additional choices for demonstrating their understanding with engaging final project options and accompanying rubrics.
Final Test
Assess students' understanding of the complete novel with a comprehensive final assessment and answer key.
Movie Analysis
Compare the novel with its film adaptation using a structured movie guide that encourages students to analyze similarities, differences, and adaptation choices.
7-Week Suggested Pacing Guide
See exactly how all of the included resources can work together throughout your Hunger Games unit.
Your Entire Unit, Planned Out for You
One of the best parts of this novel study is that you don't have to figure out when to use everything.
The included teacher guide provides a day-by-day suggested schedule for approximately seven weeks of instruction, showing when to read each chapter and when to use the vocabulary, reading questions, quizzes, literary analysis activities, discussions, projects, essay, final test, and movie analysis.
The sample schedule is designed for 90-minute class periods, but the pacing is completely flexible.
Want a longer novel study? Spend more time discussing the reading questions, add supplementary activities, or complete more of the reading in class.
Need to move faster? Assign more reading for homework, reduce the number of assessments, or choose only the activities that work best for your students.
Everything is organized so you can easily adapt the unit to your students, your schedule, and your classroom.
