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1 Objectives Read about the setting of the movie.
Heading on Sheet – Rear Window: Setting, Date: Objectives Read about the setting of the movie. Continue watching Rear Window Warm-up – 6 paragraphs – 6 readers Let’s read through the sheet. It explains two major things: – The entire movie is set in Jeff’s room. Everything he’s sees outside the window is a symbol for what he is feeling inside himself. As we continue the movie this week, mark any thoughts you have about the setting on this page too.

2 I think... I knew... I now know... I want to know...
Reflection I think... I knew... I now know... I want to know... I was surprised when...

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