Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre
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Charlotte Brontë
Biography only, from the Internet Public Library.
Charlotte Brontë
A variety of links, including background information, setting, imagery, characterization, and critical essays on the novel.
Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre
Background, analysis, and related links.
It's All in the Delivery: Adapting Prose for Reader's Theater
"In this lesson, students will explore how delivering text conveys intent and meaning. They will then adapt any text being studied in class into script formats for discussion and presentations." This lesson is designed to be used with Jane Eyre but lends itself well to rhetorical analysis of almost any work.
Jane Eyre
Online text of the novel.
Jane Eyre
Chapter-by-chapter study questions.
Jane Eyre
This site supports the PBS broadcast. It includes biography, description of the role of the governess, and related links.
Jane Eyre
Summary, characters, analysis, quotations, biography.
Jane Eyre
Themes, cross-curricular activities, and research assignments.
Jane Eyre
Scroll down on this reading group guide to find analysis, discussion questions, biography, and related titles.
Jane Eyre's Family Tree
Relationships in graphic format.
Studying relationships in Jane Eyre
Helpful analysis.
A Victorian Vocabulary Challenge
Students will use VocabGrabber to preview vocabulary words in a quote from Jane Eyre, draw sketches based on verbal imagery, define vocabulary words using the Visual Thesaurus, and complete a Victorian sentence completion exercise, using contextual clues and process of elimination.
Viewer, She Marries Him: Comparing Jane Eyre in Literature and Film
In this lesson students consider the themes and characters of Charlotte Brontė's novel Jane Eyre, beginning with responding to key lines from the novel. They then engage in one of seven activities designed to guide them to deeper reading of the text. Some of the activities involve considering one or more film adaptations, including a 2011 movie version. Finally, they compare the life of someone they know, or themselves, with Jane Eyre.
Vocabulary from Jane Eyre
A list of 412 words drawn from Chapters 1-10, presented in context.
