1. Lord of the Flies Pick up all of the hand outs. Put your name on all of them. Start color-coding the theme bookmark.

2. What to do while reading…  Color-code themes. (Use colored sticky notes or symbols if you don’t have colors.)  Label literary devices.  Label changes in the characters.  This will help you write your next essay.

3. Lord of the Flies Island Activity Results

4. Ranking 1 st period: 0 Map 15/20 0 10 Items 18/20 0 Rules 20/20 0 Shelter 25/20 0 Rescue 16/20 TOTAL: 94 WINNER!! 6 th period: 0 Map 20/20 0 10 Items 15/20 0 Law and Order 18/20 0 Shelter 25/20 0 Rescue 15/20 TOTAL: 93 7 th period: 0 Map 20/20 0 10 Items 18/20 0 Law and Order 15/20 0 Shelter 20/20 0 Rescue 20/20 TOTAL: 94 WINNER!!

5. Observed in 1 st period… 0 Most peaceful of all the classes. 0 Naturally divided into groups to accomplish tasks 0 Nathan is the obvious leader; he is the only person to address the group as a whole, asking for votes (albeit, unofficial votes) 0 Jake: “I didn’t make this list!” 0 Other leaders: Jack Richards, Jacob, Will, Taylor, Miranda, Morgan, Kate, Lauren Torres, Lauren Grudzien 0 Quiet helpers: Cameron, Jake, Carter Peete, Sara, Allyssia, Johnny, Liam, Bryan, 0 The class segregated naturally into groups of girls and boys. 0 Carter B.: “I’ll be the kid who wonders off!” 0 Observers: Ethan, Cameron, Anthony, 0 Sara: “I’ll be the first to die.” 0 Detached: Ethan, Austin, Cade, Jeensy, Maria, Cole 0 Parker goes around asking people their opinions 0 Johnny H. ponders the likelihood of the situation and then plots to kill the group in their sleep… Cade chuckling conspiratorially. 0 Will displaying feats of strength to gain favor of the group

6. Observed in 6 th period… 0 Obvious leader, Ethan, immediate delegated tasks to people he and the group thought were suited to the assignment. Periodically checking in on groups’ progress. 0 Drake: “Curfew?!?!” 0 Garrett’s chief job was to distract others from their tasks. 0 Most democratic of all classes with a voting system and counsel for decision making. 0 Overall the least peaceful class, yet still accomplished all tasks 0 Quiet helpers: Dallas, Jacob, Megan, Preston, Tim, Jack, Matt N., Matt H., Samantha, Alexis (sometimes… sometimes fell victim to Garrett’s lure), Colton, Kendall (sometimes), 0 April: “There’s more laws at this camp than any camp I’ve heard of” 0 Power struggle over resources (tape) when Caleb decided to make his own shelter 0 Detached: Gavin, April, Kendall, Ivy, Alexis, Caleb (until the last 10 min.), 0 Observers: Isabella, Lizzie, Ivy, Caleb 0 Preston nicely but urgently asks Caleb 3 times until he is acknowledged if he could “please have a long piece of tape!” 0 Other leaders: Abby, Carson, Sara, Makenzie, Matt C., Julia, Drake, 0 Garrett: “Well, first, I kill Caleb.”

7. Observed in 7 th period… 0 Ethan: “I’m asking everyone’s opinion!” “You can’t just ask everybody!” 0 Ethan wandering around, throwing out suggestions to all groups. 0 “You’re being really demanding…” “Yeah! I KNOW!” 0 Natural leaders: Isabel, Jenna, Taylor, Victoria, Tyler, Brooklyn, Grant (strong but quiet) 0 Zach wanting to help (with great ideas), but no one listening 0 “Myth Busters aren’t always right!” 0 Quiet helpers: Alba-Elena, AJ, KK, Brandon, Jordan, Wayne, Emil, Jacob, Jenna, 0 Most tension of all groups– took the tasks most seriously. 0 “Shut up!” 0 Travis: peaceful liaison between all groups 0 Sort-of helpers: Daniel, Fabian, Dennise 0 “OK, boys on this side and girls on that side.” “Hey, that’s sexist!” 0 Observers: Dharma, Patria, Mattea, Allysa, Chase, Terry (except when he contributed “executioner”), Jenna 0 “Oh, are you in charge of government?!” 0 Cooper’s and Andrew’s chief job was throwing out random ideas for humor.

8. RankingItemReasoning 1Cigarette lighter (without fluid) The gravest danger facing the group is exposure to cold. The greatest need is for a source of warmth and the second greatest need is for signaling devices. This makes building a fire the first order of business. Without matches, something is needed to produce sparks, and even without fluid, a cigarette lighter can do that. 2Ball of steel wool To make a fire, the survivors need a means of catching he sparks made by the cigarette lighter. This is the best substance for catching a spark and supporting a flame, even if the steel wool is a little wet. 3Extra shirt and pants for each survivor Besides adding warmth to the body, clothes can also be used for shelter, signaling, bedding, bandages, string (when unraveled), and fuel for the fire. 4Can of Crisco shortening This has many uses. A mirror-like signaling device can be made from the lid. After shining the lid with steel wool, it will reflect sunlight and generate 5 to 7 million candlepower. This is bright enough to be seen beyond the horizon. While this could be limited somewhat by the trees, a member of the group could climb a tree and use the mirrored lid to signal search planes. If they had no other means of signaling than this, they would have a better than 80% chance of being rescued within the first day. There are other uses for this item. It can be rubbed on exposed skin for protection against the cold. When melted into an oil, the shortening is helpful as fuel. When soaked into a piece of cloth, melted shortening will act like a candle. The empty can is useful in melting snow for drinking water. It is much safer to drink warmed water than to eat snow, since warm water will help retain body heat. Water is important because dehydration will affect decision-making. The can is also useful as a cup.

9. RankingItemReasoning 520 x 20 foot piece of canvas The cold makes shelter necessary, and canvas would protect against wind and snow (canvas is used in making tents). Spread on a frame made of trees, it could be used as a tent or a wind screen. It might also be used as a ground cover to keep the survivors dry. It’s shape, when contrasted with the surrounding terrain, makes it a signaling device. 6Small ax Survivors need a constant supply of wood in order to maintain the fire. The ax could be used for this as well as for clearing a sheltered campsite, cutting tree branches for ground insulation, and constructing a frame for the canvas tent. 7Family size chocolate bars (one per person) Chocolate will provide some food energy. Since it contains mostly carbohydrates, it supplies the energy without making digestive demands on the body. 8Newspapers (one per person) These are useful in starting a fire. They can also be used as insulation under clothing when rolled up and placed around a person’s arms and legs. A newspaper can also be used as a verbal signaling device when rolled up in a megaphone-shape. It could also provide reading material for recreation.

10. RankingItemReasoning 9Loaded.45-caliber pistol The pistol provides a sound-signaling device. (The international distress signal is 3 shots fired in rapid succession). There have been numerous cases of survivors going undetected because they were too weak to make a loud enough noise to attract attention. The butt of the pistol could be used as a hammer, and the powder from the shells will assist in fire building. By placing a small bit of cloth in a cartridge emptied of its bullet, one can start a fire by firing the gun at dry wood on the ground. The pistol also has some serious disadvantages. Anger, frustration, impatience, irritability, and lapses of rationality may increase as the group awaits rescue. The availability of a lethal weapon is a danger to the group under these conditions. Although a pistol could be used in hunting, it would take an expert marksman to kill an animal with it. Then the animal would have to be transported to the crash site, which could prove difficult to impossible depending on its size. 10Quart of 100 proof whiskey The only uses of whiskey are as an aid in fire building and as a fuel for a torch (made by soaking a piece of clothing in the whiskey and attaching it to a tree branch). The empty bottle could be used for storing water. The danger of whiskey is that someone might drink it, thinking it would bring warmth. Alcohol takes on the temperature it is exposed to, and a drink of minus 30 degrees Fahrenheit whiskey would freeze a person’s esophagus and stomach. Alcohol also dilates the blood vessels in the skin, resulting in chilled blood belong carried back to the heart, resulting in a rapid loss of body heat. Thus, a drunk person is more likely to get hypothermia than a sober person is.

11. RankingItemReasoning 11Compass Because a compass might encourage someone to try to walk to the nearest town, it is a dangerous item. It’s only redeeming feature is that it could be used as a reflector of sunlight (due to its glass top). 12Sectional air map made of plastic This is also among the least desirable of the items because it will encourage individuals to try to walk to the nearest town. It’s only useful feature is as a ground cover to keep someone dry.

12. Chapter 1  Characterization of Ralph and Piggy  Characterization of the island  Symbols: snake, dark creatures, conch shell, scar, etc.  Ending of chapter 1  Questions? Observations?

13. Character Rotations  For each character, select TWO of the bulleted traits.  For the TWO traits, locate a quote to prove it from Chapter 1  Your paper should look like this: Station # Character: Trait #1 Quote#1 Trait #2 Quote #2

14. Chapter 2  p. 34 “The silence was so complete…”  p. 35 “Beastie”– Simon later says “What I mean is… maybe it’s only us.” (89) Why does Ralph shout everyone down?  What is the deal with Piggy’s glasses?  Let’s talk about the fire.  p. 42 “I agree with Ralph. We’ve got to have rules and obey them. After all, we’re not savages.”  p. 44 What is the point of the imagery?

15. Chapter 3  Jack’s obsession with killing a pig.  p. 53 “If you’re hunting sometimes…” What is the device? What is the theme?  Character comparison: p. 53-55  Rhetorical shift p. 55  Simon p. 56

16. Chapter 4-5  Find 2 quotes for 2 different themes in these two chapters.  Put the page number and device used on your bookmark (or in your book).  p. 60 “He was not noticeably darker…”= mood (under loss of innocence)  Be ready to share out.