Engaging Literary Activities for Of Mice and Men Study
Explore various engaging activities related to John Steinbeck's novel Of Mice and Men, including self-assessment quizzes, theme discussions, class question notes, and article annotations. Dive deeper into the text through thought-provoking connections and analysis. Enhance your understanding and enjoy a comprehensive study experience.
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Of Mice and Men Tuesday September 10th
Self-Assessment Heads-Up 7 Up style Heads down, eyes closed, hands in the air with the number you think you are Where do you believe you fall on this scale? 4. I am an expert on this book to the point I could teach it to the class myself, I know everything about it 3. I have a good grasp on the book, I wouldn't call myself an expert but can contribute to class discussion and know three major scenes. 2. I have an idea on what is going on, I can remember one key scene from the book. 1. I have no idea what is going on in the book, I can't even tell you what one main scene is.
Icarus and Daedalus Quick Write Discuss the theme or themes you noticed/we talked about in Of Mice and Men. What are the connections to Icarus and Daedalus? Use evidence to support your response.
Of Mice and Men Class Discussion In your notes section of your notebook, take notes on the following discussion questions. 1. Why does George shoot Lennie? 2. Why does the book begin and end at the pond? 3. Is Curley s wife to blame for Lennie s death? 4. Are George and Lennie truly the main characters? 5. What is the significance of Curley s wife not having a name? 6. What will happen to George now that Lennie is dead? Who will become his friend?
The New York Times Read and annotate the article Supreme Court to Consider Legal Standard Drawn from Of Mice and Men Annotate for: Vocabulary Elements of literature Questions Connections Main Idea
