1. Develop a character tweet for one of the characters in The Scarlet Letter and one in The Crucible (you may pick the character).

2. Graffiti Questions

3. Discussion One volunteer per page to read off answers
What textual evidence can you find to answer these questions from the books perspective?

4. Let’s Discuss theme!

5. Theme in the novels…
List four themes between The Crucible and The Scarlet Letter.
Remember that these need to be COMPLETE SENTENCES which are lessons that we can apply to our lives from the text.
When you finish: write “Theme Creation” and the date on your assignment tracker, then raise your hand for Ms. Murphy to come check your themes and she will sign off on your tracker.

6. Directions will follow…
ABC Activity
Directions will follow…

7. Remembering List one characteristic of the Puritan Era.
Write a definition for “scapegoat.” Add to the definition written by your peers by giving appropriate examples.
List one word to now define Hester and Pearl’s relationship
List one word to define Dimmesdale and Chillingworth’s relationship
List a quote that tells you who Pearl’s father is (there have been several by now)

8. Reasoning How are things now similar or different to the Puritan Era?
How instrumental is a parent’s influence on their child’s development?
Your friends are angry at you. Would you rather get the silent treatment or be angrily confronted? Briefly explain your choice.
Given what we’ve read in The Crucible, what is a reasonable outcome for the characters in the play? (Choose one character)
Given what we’ve read in The Scarlet Letter, what is a reasonable outcome for the characters in the story? (Choose one character)

9. Relating What is one unwritten rule to surviving high school?
How would you feel if you were excluded or kicked out of your friend group/family/community?
In what way do you conform to what is expected of you?
What are some possible reasons someone might not speak up for themselves when they are being treated unfairly or are misunderstood?

10. Creating
Complete the statement: Society is ________________ because ___________________.
What does guilt look like? Draw a symbol for guilt.
Create a one sentence statement to summarize your readings in Scarlet Letter
Create a one sentence statement to summarize your readings in The Crucible