Questions/Main Ideas
Questions/Main Ideas:
Notes:
QOD: What is one thing about your historical background that would help people to understand you better? In what ways does the lack of this knowledge change your relationships?
In what ways could the gaining of this knowledge help your relationships? (23 paragraphs) QOW: How does the author of
To Kill a
Mockingbird
build historical context to help the reader develop a better understanding of setting, plot, themes, and characters? Daily Questions:
Who is the narrator of the novel and why is it important to know that? What questions are raised in
Chapter 1 starting with the second paragraph? What do we learn about the narrator’s family from the
Notes:
QOD: What is one thing about your historical background that would help people to understand you better? In what ways does the lack of this knowledge change your relationships?
In what ways could the gaining of this knowledge help your relationships? (23 paragraphs) QOW: How does the author of
To Kill a
Mockingbird
build historical context to help the reader develop a better understanding of setting, plot, themes, and characters? Daily Questions:
Who is the narrator of the novel and why is it important to know that? What questions are raised in
Chapter 1 starting with the second paragraph? What do we learn about the narrator’s family from the