•Bell Ringer: Museum WN entry
•In Writer’s Notebook, respond to
the following question with at least a paragraph:
•As he remembers his visits to the
Museum of Natural History, Holden indicates that he wants life to be like the
canoe scene he loves: frozen, unchanging, simple, and easily comprehensible. Do
you think Holden is afraid of change? Is he afraid to grow up? Why?
Is this something people today worry about? Is it something you’ve ever
thought? (Not specifically the canoe part, but the frozen, unchanging part)
•When you finish, leave your entry
out for me to check and read your book while we wait for all to be done.
•Read 17
•Study guide, quote tracing
•**In writer’s notebook: What books have
you read (or been exposed to) that you feel should not be accessible to
children or teens? Why or why not? What
books have you read that you think ‘adults’ may have issues with? Why would
they?
•Discuss
•Discuss the following question with your partner,
then in WN, write about the controversy of Catcher in the Rye
–is it ‘bad’, should it be challenged or banned? Why do you think people have
had problems with it in the past and still do today?
•Bring this paragraph up when you are
finished, then read your book
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