Day 143

Objective:  The students will teach Chapter 8.

1.  Chapter 8 Presentation.

2.  Discuss pages 134 and 135 and what just happened symbolically/metaphorically.

3.  Chapter 9 tomorrow.

Day 142

Objective:  The students will present Chapter 7.

1.  Chapter 7 Group Presentation.

2.  Read Chapter 8

Day 141

Objective:  The students will begin their group project.

1.  Turn in Vocab

2.  Chapter 5-6 Quiz

3.  Discuss Group Project

4.  Read Chapter 7

Day 140

Objective:  The students will know important words for the rest of LOTF.

1.  No quiz, just discuss my analysis:

2.  LOTF Vocab 2

3.  Read Chapter 6

1.      mutinous:  

2.      crestfallen: 

3.      impervious:  

4.      enterprise:  

5.      glowered:  

6.      rebuke:  

7.      demure:

8.      fervor:  

9.      corpulent:  

10.   compelled: 

11.   quavered:

12.   acrid:  

13.   sauntered:  

14.   myopia: 

15.   sniveling: 

Day 139

Objective:  The students will discuss Chapter 4 and read Chapter 5.

1.  Chapter 4 Quiz

2.  WP #13

3.  Discuss my dialectic

4.  Read Chapter 5 

Lord of the Flies

WP:  Chapter 4

     Simon is different from the other boys “not only due to his physical frailty, manifested in his fainting spells”, but also in his obvious concern for the more vulnerable boys. The littluns follow him, and he picks choice fruit for them from spots they can't reach.  He stood up for Piggy and helps him get his glasses back when Jack knocks them off his head.  In addition he has a secret place in the jungle, where he spends time alone.

 https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/0B3L_VvieQoSoTi1CLVFzQXJHRjA/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=101482473147710513077&resourcekey=0-wD3UdB9AQ7LH_KaBqIEk5Q&rtpof=true&sd=true

Day 138

Objective:  The students will read Chapter 4.

1.  Chapter 3 Quiz

2.  WP #12

3.  Discuss Chapter 3 Dialectic

4.  Read Chapter 4 (if you did not do Chapter 2 or 3 Dialectic you can do this chapter to make it up).

Lord of the Flies

Chapter 3 WP

     Chapter Three of Lord of the flies sets to further develop the character of Jack and show his devolution.  The strong-willed, egomaniacal Jack is the novels primary representative of the instinct of savagery, violence, and the desire for power.   From the beginning of the novel Jack desires power above all other things.  Jack casts off all moral restraint and embracing violence and savagery.  It is easy to see that he is the Antithesis of Ralph.

 https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/0B3L_VvieQoSoVWhjZkxHY2VadHc/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=101482473147710513077&resourcekey=0-JVVaBFrd3ReekG5hLeSQ5Q&rtpof=true&sd=true