Lesson 52. Today’s Agenda 1.Return papers 2.“A Sound of Thunder” 1.Journal #5 2.Read and annotate story. 3.Answer questions that follow. 3.Test Lesson.

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Lesson 52

Today’s Agenda 1.Return papers 2.“A Sound of Thunder” 1.Journal #5 2.Read and annotate story. 3.Answer questions that follow. 3.Test Lesson 54 (Wednesday– PERIODS 2 AND 6 & Thursday– PERIODS 1, 4, 5, AND 7)

Return Papers Verify your grades before you toss your papers!

Journal #5 In the following short story, Ray Bradbury implies that seemingly insignificant actions can change the future for an entire generation. Before you read the story, think about the following questions: How might your actions during your lifetime affect someone living one hundred years in the future? Do you believe that you have a responsibility to future generations?

“Sound of Thunder” The Movie

“A Sound of Thunder” by Ray Bradbury Read story and answer questions.