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4-19-12 Objectives: To learn all about survival skills through The Outer Space Experience activity. To begin to comprehend main characters, themes, motifs, and symbols from Lord of the Flies. to understand how time period affects setting.

Today’s Agenda: Journal The Outer Space Experience: group activity Discussion Begin Intro to Golding and Lord of the Flies

4-19-12 Journal: Look at yourself from the inside. What do you see that others don’t see? Explain.

Main Characters: Ralph Piggy Roger Jack Simon Sam and Eric

Themes: Fear of the unknown The need for social order Power Insight versus eyesight (vision) Loss of identity Civilization versus savagery Loss of innocence

Symbols and Motifs: the conch Piggy’s glasses signal fire the Lord of the Flies Piggy the beast Ralph Jack Simon Roger Motifs: Biblical parallels