1. Conflict

2. Lesson Objective: To learn what is conflict in literature

3. Definition:
the opposition of persons or forces that gives rise to the dramatic action in a drama or fiction

4. Group Assignment
For each of your topics come up with a modern, pop-culture example and an example from the novel, “To Kill a Mockingbird.”
Create a Chart Similar to the one on the bottom of page 211

5. Group Assignment
For each of your topics come up with a modern, pop-culture example and an example from the novel, “To Kill a Mockingbird.”
Create a Chart Similar to the one on the bottom of page 211 in textbook but revise chart for this assignment (See Board)
(See Next Slide More Instructions)

6. Group Assignment The Chart should illustrate:
The Conflict or type of conflict
Who are the people or characters involved
How is the Conflict Resolved?
Illustrate on board

7. Group Assignment Example: First Box:
Kim Davis Would not issue marriage licenses to Gay Couples
Second Box
Kim Davis and a federal judge ordering her to issue the licenses. She expresses to judge it violates her religious liberty
Third Box
Judge orders her to jail

8. Group Assignment
Groups of 4:
Must be Gender Equal: 2 Female, 2 Male

9. Independent Assignment
One Minute Essay:
Discuss a major conflict from novel, To Kill a Mockingbird
Or discuss an internal conflict of one of the characters in the novel

10. Homework
Read, “The Most Dangers Game,” page