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Of Mice and Men – Section Four This icon indicates that detailed teacher’s notes are available in the Notes Page. This icon indicates the slide contains activities created in Flash. These activities are not editable. For more detailed instructions, see the Getting Started presentation.

Plot summary exercise Complete the plot summary by filling in the blanks: The section opens with a description of _________. Lennie comes to talk to him. Crooks asks him what he would do if _____________ didn’t come back. __________ arrives and the three men talk about the land. Crooks offers to work for _________ on their farm. Curley’s _______ arrives but _________ asks her to leave. _________ tells them to forget about his offer to help on the farm. Crooks George Candy nothing wife Candy Crooks

The harness room This section opens with a long description of the harness room, where Crooks, the stable buck, lives. What impressions do we get of Crooks from this description?

Character study - Crooks Fill in some details about Crooks to add to your series of character studies. _________________________________________ Appearance: _______________________________________________________ __________________________________________ Personality: ______________________________________________________ Useful Quotations: _______________________________________ _______________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________

Themes - the outsider Many of the characters in the novel are outsiders in some way. They don’t fit into normal society, because they have characteristics that make them different from supposedly normal people. On the next slides you will find these characters names, with one idea about why that character is an outsider. To each, add several more reasons of your own. As you work on this activity, try to decide what point Steinbeck is making about people who are outsiders in our society.

Themes - the outsider He only has one hand and cannot work properly on the ranch. Candy – The Old Swamper

Themes - the outsider She is the only woman on the ranch. Curley’s Wife

Themes - the outsider He is a huge man, who has incredible strength. Lennie

Themes - the outsider He is not white, and thus automatically an outsider in this society. Crooks

Questions Why does Crooks have a room to himself? Try to think of more than one reason. Why do you think Crooks allows Lennie to come into his room? Again, try to think of more than one possible answer. How does the scene in the harness room relate to the theme of the outsider? Why does Crooks change his mind about joining the men on the ranch?

Revision This plenary activity involves students matching halves of sentences together to create true statements about the novel, revising what they have learnt so far.