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 April 29th.
Agenda:
- Finish partner paragraph from yesterday.
- Read the first part of Act III up to page 637
- Danforth
- Proctor
- Parris
- Hathorne
- Giles
- Mary Warren
- Martha Corey
- Francis
- Hale
- Herrick
- 630-631 List five words to describe Judge Danforth and Hathorne. Which word best describes the two judges and why?
- 632-633 What evidence does Francis and Mary Warren offer the court? What is the response?
- 634-635 What actions make Proctor seem like an unreliable witness to the court? Do you agree?
- 636-637 What are the three most important things that happen on these two pages? Why is it hard to discover the truth during a witch hunt?
- 638-639 Complete the Close Read activity on page 639. Annotate. Question. Conclude.
Homework:
- Work on your Membean goal.
- Read your book at home.
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