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DO NOW: Match the key vocabulary to the correct synonym.
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Key words Synonyms
allusion protocol
inferior separation
jury obstacle
juvenile extreme
etiquette reference
discrimination prejudice
Can you write an antonym for
stereotype discourage
5 of the words.
disillusionment importance
dissuade generalisation
segregation subordinate
radical adolescent
hindrance panel of judges
depiction portrayal
significance disappointment
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Self-assessment
allusion - reference
inferior – subordinate
jury - panel of judges
juvenile – adolescent
etiquette - protocol
discrimination – prejudice
stereotype - generalization
disillusionment - disappointment
dissuade - discourage
segregation - separation
radical - extreme
hindrance - obstacle
depiction - portrayal
significance - importance
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Monday 4 November 2024
DO NOW: LO: To develop an understanding of Symbolism in TKAM.
Atticus Finch and Calpurnia, characters from the novel "To Kill a
hindrance
Mockingbird," embody significant themes such as racial inequality,
elicits
social _______________and the impact of ________________. Scout and Jem,
controversy
the children in the story, witness the trial of Tom Robinson, a black man
stance
falsely accused of a crime. This trial exposes the deep-rooted prejudices
breach
and discriminatory practices prevalent in society. Atticus, a lawyer, takes
injustice
a ____________ _______________against these injustices, challenging the
radical
________________ reprimand and sparking _______________ His
depiction
_____________ of societal norms aims to ________________ a sense of
instil
equality and fairness. The novel __________________ a profound reflection
legislature’s
on the ______________________ caused by segregation and the detrimental
segregation
effects it has on individuals and communities. Through its vivid
_________________of these issues, "To Kill a Mockingbird" serves as a
powerful critique of the prevailing social order.
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Answers- Self Assessment
Atticus Finch and Calpurnia, characters from the Mark your answers using a
novel "To Kill a Mockingbird," embody significant blue pen.
themes such as racial inequality, social injustice, and
the impact of segregation. Scout and Jem, the
children in the story, witness the trial of Tom
Robinson, a black man falsely accused of a crime.
This trial exposes the deep-rooted prejudices and
discriminatory practices prevalent in society. Atticus,
a lawyer, takes a radical stance against these
injustices, challenging the legislature's reprimand
and sparking controversy. His breach of societal
norms aims to instil a sense of equality and fairness.
The novel elicits a profound reflection on the
hindrance caused by segregation and the detrimental
effects it has on individuals and communities.
Through its vivid depiction of these issues, "To Kill a
Mockingbird" serves as a powerful critique of the
prevailing social order.
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Symbolism
Look at both
logos, what do
they represent?
What do the
colours and
images symbolise?
Challenge: Which
Logo do you
prefer and why?
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LO: To develop an understanding of Symbolism in TKAM
What is symbolism? Look at the colours on
the palette. What does
Write a definition in your each of the colours
books. symbolize?
Red- danger, anger
A symbol is something that Blue- sealife, water,
stands for or suggests sadness, calm
something else; it represents Yellow- happiness
something beyond literal White- peace, clouds
meaning. Green- nature
CHALLENGE: Which colour Black- death, darkness,
would represent you and why?
Example: Purple-
royalty, status, ambition,
power
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Symbolism in TKAM
Mockingbird is part of the title but
also a symbol in the novel.
What do you think the mockingbird
represents and why is it important
in the novel? Write your ideas
inside the bird.
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Mockingbirds
Here is some of the most common symbolism
associated with mockingbirds:
•Protection / Possessiveness- protecting their
young and loved ones.
•Confidence / Inner Strength- behaviour is bold
and aggressive.
•Imitation / Mirroring- mimic songs of other birds
and most sounds
•Innocence- represent the spirit of innocence,
beautiful to listen to.
•Curiosity- vigilant of their surroundings Add to your
notes around the
mockingbird
while we discuss.
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Symbolism in TKAM
Mockingbirds symbolize innocence and beauty in the novel.
Atticus and Miss Maudie tell Scout and Jem that it’s a sin to kill a
mockingbird because these birds cause no harm to anyone or
anything—they just sing. In doing so, they make the world a
better place. Because of this, mockingbirds are pure creatures,
and killing them would be, in contrast, an act of senseless
cruelty.
Several characters in the novel can be seen as mockingbirds,
especially Tom Robinson and Boo Radley, as they are fragile, Add to your
kind, and moral individuals who are misunderstood by their notes inside the
prejudiced society—and, in Tom’s case, ultimately destroyed by
it.
mockingbird
while we discuss.
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Create a colourful mind map
HOMEWORK:
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Character research and visual
connection to a Mockingbird
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