Bell Ringer 9-13 Please get out your “Phony” journal entry so that I can check it. Re-read your writing right now. Fix an errors, make all changes.

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Bell Ringer 9-13 Please get out your “Phony” journal entry so that I can check it. Re-read your writing right now. Fix an errors, make all changes.

English III EQ: How do Salinger’s choices about structure, narration, and character impact the theme of The Catcher in the Rye? Agenda Bell Ringer – Journal Homework Check Agenda/EQ Intro to Crash Course Questions Crash Course: The Catcher in the Rye Answering CC Questions in small Groups Full Class discussion afterwards

Crash Course Part 1 According to John Green, what is Holden looking for? What examples can you find in the chapters we have already read? What techniques does Holden use to create distance between himself and strong emotion? According to Green, does Holden change in this novel? How? What does he (Green) mean?