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Reading/Writing


The Short Story


Literary appreciation of varied writers
Grade Levels:
7-12
Length:
15 minutes
Taping Rights:
Unlimited
MARC Record:
Downloadable
Teaching Materials:
See Below
Program Schedule:
See Below

Dramatized by professional actors and supported by striking costumes and vivid sets, The Short Story introduces junior/senior high school students to the best American writers and compares their works with those of the best writers from other countries. Various themes of humor, suspense, allegory, romance, reality, and morality portray points of view born of the periods in which the stories were written.

Program of Studies:
Reading: Forming a Foundation, Interpreting Text, Developing an Initial Understanding, Reflecting and Responding to Text, Demonstrating a Critical Stance
Arts and Humanties: Humanity in the Arts
Writing: Writing Content
Speaking, Listening, and Observing


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2009/10 Program Schedule

101. The Yellow Wallpaper
Story by Charlotte Gilman.
102. The Lull
Story by Saki.
103. Dave's Necklace
Story by Charles W. Chesnutt.
104. The Village Singer
Story by Mary Wilkins Freeman.
105. The Birthmark
Story by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
106. The Tell-Tale Heart
Story by Edgar Allan Poe.
107. Mrs. Ripley's Trip
Story by Hamlin Garland.
108. The Real Thing
Story by by Henry James.
109. The Boarded Window
Story by Ambrose Bierce.
110. The Dilettante
Story by Edith Wharton.
111. Two Thanksgiving Day Gentlemen
Story by O. Henry. 15 minutes
    Wednesday, November 11 at 4:35 am on KETKY
    Wednesday, November 25 at 4:35 am on KETKY
112. The Bet
Story by Anton Chekhov.
113. The Two Little Soldiers
Story by Guy de Maupassant.
114. Diary of Adam and Eve
Story by Mark Twain.
115. Tennessee's Partner
Story by Bret Harte.
116. The Queen of Spades
Story by Alexander Pushkin.

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This program relates to the following Kentucky Academic Expectations.

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