Big Idea: How do you resist a "witch hunt"?
- witch-hunt is a symptom of community panic
- repressions of order greater than the danger
- public confession and vengeance
Learning Target: Explain how different events are related
Reading: You will read your independent reading book for ten minutes. You should finish your next book by March 25th.
Agenda:
- Read Act II- we will switch roles every two pages
- Elizabeth Proctor
- John Proctor
- Mary Warren
- Hale pg. 610-611
- Partner conversations
- On pages 606 and 607 mark the places that relate to new knowledge or awareness. What do these details suggest about the ways in which the characters in Salem are changing?
- On pages 608 and 609 mark details that relate to childish or immature behavior. How do these details better help us understand Mary Warren?
- On pages 610 and 611 highlight the ways Abigail's accusation against Elizabeth is fracturing John and Elizabeth's relationship. What to do think is going to happen to them?
- Membean introduction.
Homework:
- None
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