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:
- Play review game for The Crucible, Act III.
- The Crucible, Act III quiz in Google Classroom.
- Watch The Crucible, Act IV
- Play Act IV review game.
- Take Act IV quiz.
- Making Connections partner activity. Choose you work well with. You have to use all of the words listed below on your poster. This is the second time we have done this activity.
- Group words together.
- Make connections between different words.
- On the connecting lines, write down why you are making the connection.
- Have a central image and five other images
- Use color
- Tituba
- Sara Good
- Reverend Parris
- Betty Parris
- Mercy Lewis
- Susanna Walcott
- Abigail Williams
- Thomas Putnam
- Goody Putnam
- John Proctor
- Elizabeth Proctor
- Mary Warren
- Ruth Putnam
- Rebecca Nurse
- Reverend Hale
- Giles Corey
- Deputy Governor Danforth
- Confession
- Reputation
- Fear
- Intolerance
- Lies
- Forgiveness
- Witch
- Power
- Courage
Homework:
- No vocabulary this week.
- Read your book at home.
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