A completed sample roadmap for the Memoir Milestones project using Born a Crime as an example. It demonstrates how to fill in the visual template with milestone descriptions, metaphor icons, and textual evidence in the unit's teal theme. Layout and contrast have been improved for print quality.

A master guide for teachers including unit pacing, answer keys for worksheets, and facilitation tips for sensitive discussions.

A final comprehension worksheet for the unit, focusing on the resolution of Jess's grief, the symbol of the bridge, and the theme of legacy.

Final presentation for the unit, covering the process of grief, the symbolic meaning of the bridge, and May Belle's introduction to Terabithia.

A worksheet for Chapters 9-11 focused on internal conflict, foreshadowing, and Jess's reaction to the tragedy.

Presentation for the emotional turning point of the book, covering the foreshadowing of the storm, Jess's day in Washington, and the tragic event at the creek.

A comprehension worksheet for Chapters 5-8 focusing on the bullying of Janice Avery, family dynamics, and the significance of the Christmas gifts.

Presentation for the second week focusing on the expansion of Terabithia, the subplot involving Janice Avery, and the comparison between the Burke and Aarons families.