Day 5 - Reading Assignment, Questions, Vocabulary

Students read chapters 25-31.

Daily Lesson Objectives

• Reading well: appreciating the achievement of the author by examining how each theme culminates and interlocks with other themes, and how the author combines tone, feelings, suspense, arguments, and humor to carry the reader’s interest; carefully examining the details of the altercation in order to learn how to find clues about plot developments.
• Thinking well: using the discussion questions to draw conclusions from evidence and to consider how rational people make difficult moral decisions that involve justice, the law, and the sense of common decency; assessing the likelihood of alternative depictions of an event

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