Looking Ahead:  Gatsby extra credit due today by 2:45 PM!!  Testing next week: Tues-Wed, May 4-5  We’ll be finishing Glass Menagerie next week and beginning.

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Looking Ahead:  Gatsby extra credit due today by 2:45 PM!!  Testing next week: Tues-Wed, May 4-5  We’ll be finishing Glass Menagerie next week and beginning Of Mice and Men  Keep up with assignments, journal entries, and notes; full text of Glass Menagerie has been loaded to website

Objectives:  To discover characters through the details of setting and by their specific actions  To identify the relationship between characters  To determine how the past has a direct connection to the characters actions and attitude toward life  To begin to identify conflict and motivation

Essential Question:  What is your opinion of Jim O’Connor?

Today’s Agenda:  Journal  Quick discussion of Scenes 1through 5  Continue reading

Journal:  From your notes, pick one theme and discuss where you have seen it so far in the play. Be specific in your explanation

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