Welcome back….
LEARNING TARGETS: as a result of what we do in class these three days you should be able to answer the following questions:
- What roles do each of the following play in the novel (what do they represent for the reader)?
- Dill
- Calpurnia
- Aunt Alexandria
- What makes the trial dramatic? (Since we are all but told the outcome ahead of time).
IN CLASS
- Wednesday:
- Quiz over Reading from break 12-17
- Checkpoint 2
- READ 18 for Thursday
- Thursday, Discuss 18, Read 19 (If a Snow Day, Read 20 by Friday.
- Big Questions to ask
- What’s Mayella’s life like?
- How do we come to “know” that the Ewell’s version of incidents are likely false while Tom’s version is true?
- What’s the point of Dill and Scout’s encounter with Dolphous Raymound
- Big Questions to ask
- FRIDAY: Discuss 19, Read 20 (if snow day Friday, read through 21 by Monday).
EXAMPLE OF EXCELLENT ANNOTATIONS
CHAPTER 12
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- Discussion Question: Has Jem grown throughout the story already? I can’t exactly remember if he was as mature and respectful in the beginning. He carried his aunts bag for Cal. (pg. 167)
- Uh What? Why is Atticus low key going against what he thinks just because his sister thinks a certain way? I don’t understand that. (pg. 177)
- Powerful passage: When Scout said “… I can’t remember everything Finches are suppose to do…” shows that their Aunt wants them to be like the old Finches. (pg. 179