1. Warm-Up: Take a ¼ sheet. Place your homework on your desk.
Read the following excerpt.
"We dare not harm this little girl," he said to them, "for she is protected by the Power of Good, and that is greater than the Power of Evil. All we can do is to carry her to the castle of the Wicked Witch and leave her there.“
Answer the following question on your paper:
Write your own definition for the word GOOD.

2. Agenda
Good vs. Evil
Finish reading chapters 13 and 14.
Complete Acronym Activity Sheet.
Complete Crossword Puzzle.
Chapter 15

3. Chapters 13 and 14 ALPHABET SUMMARY:
Directions: Copy the following table on your sheet of paper.
Read Chapters 13 and 14. Write an important word that relates to the details of the chapters for each letter below. When you are finished, the words should create somewhat of a summary for the chapters. You should, also, be able to use them to help you answer the clues on the crossword puzzle.
SCARECROW
WOODMAN S W C O A R D E M N

4. Chapters 13 and 14 Details crossword and Essential Question:
Essential Question: 1) Dorothy has some control over the Winkies and the Winged Monkeys, just like the Wicked Witch did. How is Dorothy’s control over them different than the type of control the Wicked Witch held over them? 2) As you grow older, what kind of control will you place over people? (Use the back of the page to answer.)

6. Make a list of at least three things that are good and three things that are evil.
GOOD EVIL

7. Is “getting revenge” for something someone did to you, GOOD or EVIL?

8. Is EVIL “okay” when YOU do it to others- but NOT “okay” when OTHERS do it to YOU?

9. Why is EVIL a necessary part of life?

10. Is the Power of Good greater than the Power of Evil
Is the Power of Good greater than the Power of Evil? Prove or explain your answer.

11. Chapter 15: The Discovery of Oz the Terrible
Why does the Wizard of Oz tell the Scarecrow he does not need brains?
What does the Wizard of Oz tell the Scarecrow is necessary to bring knowledge?
What does the Wizard’s theory teach us about reading?
What does the Wizard of Oz tell the Lion that “true courage” is?
The Lion tells Oz that he wants the type of courage that helps you forget that you are afraid. What would happen to people if they “forget that they were afraid?”
According to the Wizard of Oz, why should the Tinman not want a heart?
What would life without UNHAPPINESS look like? How would you ever know what HAPPINESS is?

12. The Great and Terrible Oz

13. Achieve 3000

14. Closing
Plight?