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Today we will… Service Learning permission slips Review Ch. 10-12 Activity posters: racism; courage; friendship; guilt; honor; kites; rape; lamb; tension HW: Ch. 13 and questions

Ch. 10-12 PLOT Where are Amir and Baba headed? What historical events does this coincide with? PLOT What are the major plot elements of these chapters? THEME (politics and private lives) What hardships do the refugees endure? THEME (two worlds) What are some examples of the indignities/ troubles faced by immigrants in these chapters? THEME (guilt/influence of past) What are examples in this chapters that Amir still carries his guilt about Hassan? How is it influencing his life? MOTIF What are some examples of how women are treated in Afghan society? CHARACTERIZATION Compare and contrast Amir and Soraya. THEME (honor/pride) What are examples of this in these chapters. How do Afghans feel about these things? THEME (tension in father/son relationship) How is the relationship between Amir and Baba changing?

Theme Posters Finish your poster Prepare to share it with the class