Catcher in the Rye....through chapter 10 / setting / the red hat

Missing vocabulary....right now you have 4 zeros:
Joe, Ariana, Allison, Austin, Nalia, Miranda, Chris, Nick and Heidi

Due today: having read through chapter 10 of The Catcher in the Rye.
In class: First 15 minutes reading comprehension check: The hat.....when and where and why does Holden put on the hat?  Comple the organizer...copy beloe
             Second half of class:  setting and chapter reviews.  
Homework: Tuesday through chapter 13  page 98
                    Wednesday through chapter 16 page 122
                     Thursday through chapter through chapter 19 page 149
                     Friday through chapter chapter 21 page 166
                     FOR TUESDAY, May 28   please have finished the book.  Expect a cumulative content assessment.
DUE Wednesday,May29....graphic organizer packet.  This consists organizers that track character and theme development through out the text.  You will have 20 minutes of class time each day to work on these, but will need to spend time outside of class. This will count for a writing grade. 


In class today: the following graphic organizer pertains to Holden's hat. The page numbers correspond to when Holden puts on his hat. Note the circumstances around which he dons his hate, and then tell the significance (analysis).

17-18
22
28
34
38
52-53

Holden Caulfield Characterization Chart                          Remember to use specific examples and cite page numbers!

Observations Holden Makes About Himself	Observations Others Make About Holden	Observations You Make About Holden (analysis statement)

What Makes Holden Depressed?

Use this chart to keep track of the things that depress Holden. This will help you understand how Holden views the world, and what he thinks is important. You can also use the information in this chart to help characterize him.

Quotation	page	Explanation	What does this say about Holden (analysis)

Tracking Theme

Use this chart to keep track of the various themes seen in The Catcher in the Rye. Refer to specific examples and

include page numbers. Be sure to explain each theme.

Themes:

• loss
• betrayal
• alienation
• adolescence
• maturity
• mental deterioration
• failure
• sexual experiences / frustration
• innocence

Theme	Explanation	Textual evidence

Caulfield Family Characterization Chart

Holden’s father
Holden’s mother
Phoebe
D.B.
Allie