Explore the timeless themes of class, gender, and self-awareness in the historical context of England's Regency Era. This printable teacher's guide to Emma by Jane Austen offers differentiated activities that focus on technology and literacy skills. Use the instructional strategies in this literature guide to design your own comprehensive lessons for this classic.
Emma Teacher's Guide
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