To Kill a Mockingbird
NON-REQUIRED READING
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Call of the Mockingbird
Every Five Chapters Playlist by Isa Lopez, Period 6
Every 5 chapters, there is a song inspired by one of the quotes, it also has a description to further explain the quote.
A playlist of songs having to do with quotes found in the
chapters.
A music playlist that matches the feelings of scenes and characters from the novel.
Father Said by Olivia Saunders, Period 6
An original song in the voice of Jem talking to his
younger sister Scout.
Bird's Eye View
A comedic skit showing a teenager's reaction in school after reading To Kill a Mockingbird. Then she explains to her friend, who reacts the same way after finishing it.
An interview consisting of Miami Arts Charter students and teachers answering questions about their views on racism and sexism.
To Kill a Mockingbird Playlist by Nil Goldenberg, Gabriella Medina, and Erika Pierre, Period 1
The playlist includes the main characters of To Kill a Mockingbird and songs that pertain to them. These songs give a taste of what each character's personality is like.
A playlist made to intrigue and guide readers through the novel. Each song either describes a character's personality or actions, or a scene from the book.
Character Playlist by Starina D'Haiti, Period 4
The Struggles by Rafael Pena, Period 4
A poem stating what is happening in our society with black rights and talking about the struggles of a black man/woman.
Playlist by Mia Remirez, Period 6
A playlist of songs having to do with the novel.
Movie Trailer by Alain Losada, Period 5
The best-selling novel, To Kill a Mockingbird gets a reboot in 2017, but with a twist...SOCK PUPPETS! To Kill a Mockingbird: Puppet Edition, coming in 2017.
Different Perspectives by Nyaila Newbold, Yamilet Trinidad, and Susan Rodriguez, Period 5
A video that shows the opinions on To Kill a Mockingbird through a compilation of interviews with students who have read the book.
To Kill A Mockingbird 2, Trailer by Nicholas Geraldino and Michael Kelly, Period 1
A trailer of To Kill a Mockingbird, a parody sequel.
I Am Not a Stereotype by Kevanique Anderson, Period 3
Society's views of individuals conflict with the way they see themselves.
A video interviewing students, teachers, and family members on topics such as: "How do you think people's thoughts on racism have changed over time?"
To Kill a Mockingbird Thoughts and Influence by Iska Riviera, Period 4
A video collage of interviews of people's thoughts after reading To Kill a Mockingbird, and how they think the book influenced people's thoughts on prejudice.
Characters in Real Life
A flowchart showing the perfect date in each character's eyes.
A game based on the book To Kill a Mockingbird. You play as Scout in her dreams. She has to solve puzzles and go through haunted dungeons to save her brother, Jem.
Visual Representations
To Kill a Mockingbird Aesthetics by Sabrina Silva, Period 5
Aesthetic styled pictures regarding themes, places, and characters in the novel.
To Draw a Mockingbird by Damari Lyons-Young, Period 6
A drawing describing the trial of Tom Robinson.
Busted: a Mugshot Playlist by Britney Allen, Imani Studwell, Gabriella Alcala, and Zakyla Bell, Period 3
This project entails "mugshots" for Scout Finch, Atticus Finch, Tom Robinson, and Jem Finch. These mugshots include songs that describe these characters' best and worst qualities and personalities.
Jem and Scout Animated Gifs by Cristina Delarosa, Period 3
Aesthetic styled pictures regarding themes, places, and characters in the novel.
In this article we will be showing you a series of photos of the five most important characters in the book, To Kill A Mockingbird. The characters’ faces are “split” in half. One side of their face is how they see themselves and the other side is how society sees them.