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Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery
by MonaA read-along series for the complete 38-chapter Anne of Green Gables, using the uploaded anne.pdf. Each lesson deepens the chapters just read, develops a reading-as-a-writer skill, and supports interpretations with passages from the uploaded text.
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Arriving at Green Gables (Chapters 1–10)
Lesson 1
Why Does Anne's Book Open Without Anne?
A novel named for Anne opens without her — just Mrs. Lynde at her window, watching Matthew Cuthbert drive past in his good suit. Why would a writer make that choice?
StartLesson 2
The Girl Who Renamed the World
An old bachelor comes for an orphan boy and finds a girl whose nonstop chatter transforms every dirt road into a fairytale, hiding a past no eleven-year-old should have endured.
StartLesson 3
Marilla's Impossible Decision
Watch a quiet woman wrestle with a choice, and learn how writers use contrast to show us who someone really is.
Locked till you take the prior lessonLesson 4
The Apology Performance
Anne loses her temper spectacularly, then apologizes even more spectacularly. Is she sorry? How can you tell?
Locked till you take the prior lessonScrapes and Kindred Spirits (Chapters 11–28)
Lesson 5
The Slate Heard Round the School
One word sparks a feud that will shape years. Explore what grudges cost, and why writers love a good rival.
Locked till you take the prior lessonLesson 6
Misjudged: The Cordial and the Croup
Anne is blamed for something she didn't intend, then gets an unexpected chance. Learn how writers use irony to flip our judgments.
Locked till you take the prior lessonLesson 7
Ridgepoles, Liniment Cake, and Never the Same Mistake Twice
Anne's disasters keep coming, but something about them is changing. Track a character's growth through her mistakes.
Locked till you take the prior lessonLesson 8
When Imagination Goes Too Far
Haunted woods, green hair, and a sinking boat: discover where the line sits between imagination as a gift and a trap.
Locked till you take the prior lessonGrowing Up and Looking Back (Chapters 29–38)
Lesson 9
A Different Anne Is Talking
Something has changed in how Anne speaks. Learn to catch the quiet clues writers plant to show a character growing up.
Locked till you take the prior lessonLesson 10
The Race for Queen's
Ambition, exams, and an old rivalry that starts to look like something else. What is competition actually for?
Locked till you take the prior lessonLesson 11
The Bend in the Road
The final chapters ask Anne to make her hardest choice yet. What do her reasons reveal about what matters most?
Locked till you take the prior lessonLesson 12
Who Changed Whom?
Did Anne transform Avonlea, or did Avonlea transform Anne? Step back and map the whole journey.
Locked till you take the prior lessonLesson 13
Make Your Case
Build your own argument about the book, backed by evidence from the pages — and learn to defend it like a critic.
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