“Bernice Bobs Her Hair” By F. Scott Fitzgerald. Life during The Jazz Age  Prohibition led to  Illegal parties, underground nightclubs serving alcohol.

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“Bernice Bobs Her Hair” By F. Scott Fitzgerald

Life during The Jazz Age  Prohibition led to  Illegal parties, underground nightclubs serving alcohol  Economic Boom  Lots of new money, young and rich  Entertainment Industry  Jazz- wild music that is on-the-edge  Movies- depicting, among other socially taboo subjects, parties and sexuality  Prohibition led to  Illegal parties, underground nightclubs serving alcohol  Economic Boom  Lots of new money, young and rich  Entertainment Industry  Jazz- wild music that is on-the-edge  Movies- depicting, among other socially taboo subjects, parties and sexuality

“Bernice Bobs Her Hair” by F. Scott Fitzgerald  A story about:  Youth  Being popular  Trying to fit in  A story about:  Youth  Being popular  Trying to fit in

Let’s Brainstorm…  What do teens do TODAY, in terms of fashion and image, that could be considered…  Trendy?  Rebellious?  Taboo?  Controversial? (let’s generate a list together as a class)  Now, who is the influence for these trends & fads?  What do teens do TODAY, in terms of fashion and image, that could be considered…  Trendy?  Rebellious?  Taboo?  Controversial? (let’s generate a list together as a class)  Now, who is the influence for these trends & fads?

So who set the trends of earlier generations?

Fashion and Trends of the ‘80s  Major influence????  MADONNA!!!  Major influence????  MADONNA!!!

Fashion and Trends of the ‘80s  MADONNA!!!  Lots of make-up  Exposed mid-drift  Underwear becomes “outerwear”  Religious jewelry taboos  MADONNA!!!  Lots of make-up  Exposed mid-drift  Underwear becomes “outerwear”  Religious jewelry taboos

Controversial !

And what they did THEN…  Teens in Fitzgerald’s day weren’t so different from teens in the ‘80s or today.  So what did they do that was considered, trendy, rebellious, taboo, controversial?  Teens in Fitzgerald’s day weren’t so different from teens in the ‘80s or today.  So what did they do that was considered, trendy, rebellious, taboo, controversial?

And what they did THEN…  Girls wore short, straight dresses and cut their hair.  It was shocking and rebellious- and it got attention!  This was a big no-no to these children of the conservative Victorians!  Girls wore short, straight dresses and cut their hair.  It was shocking and rebellious- and it got attention!  This was a big no-no to these children of the conservative Victorians!

So, as you study this story…  Notice what the popular teens are doing, how they behave and how they interact with others.  Pay attention to the main characters.  What are Marjorie, Warren and Bernice each like?  Do you know people like these characters?  Think of a time when you may have done something to be more popular, or to be liked more.  Is that so different from Bernice?  Did it work out differently for you?  Notice what the popular teens are doing, how they behave and how they interact with others.  Pay attention to the main characters.  What are Marjorie, Warren and Bernice each like?  Do you know people like these characters?  Think of a time when you may have done something to be more popular, or to be liked more.  Is that so different from Bernice?  Did it work out differently for you?

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