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The Catcher in the Rye J. D. Salinger

Memory Association Have you ever noticed one memory leads to another, which leads to another? Holden does this throughout the novel.

Journal/Activity Peanuts make me think of my dad which makes me think of laughing which makes me think of my friends…

Journal/Activity You have three minutes to continue the pattern. Ready… Set… GO!

Journal/Activity Now cross off the “which makes me think of” Don’t worry about punctuation

Journal/Activity What are we left with?

Free Write Topic = School DO NOT STOP WRITING!

Stream of Consciousness

Think-Pair-Share #1 Make a list of reasons why a high school student might dislike school? Make a list of reasons why a high school student might flunk out of school?

Think-Pair-Share The protagonist of The Catcher in the Rye, Holden Caulfield uses the word phony frequently. What does phony mean? What kinds of people do you think are phonies?