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Critical Analysis of Themes in 'Of Mice and Men'

This pre-reading activity involves creating T-charts and analyzing statements related to characters and themes in the book. Students will explore different perspectives and discuss their opinions in groups. They will delve into themes such as loneliness and character empathy to deepen their understanding of the novel.

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Critical Analysis of Themes in 'Of Mice and Men'

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  1. Of Mice and Men Pre-reading

  2. Activity One • You are expected to create a T- chart for the following statements. • Label one side agree and one side disagree • You are expected to come up with three supports for each side Agree and Disagree

  3. Curley’s wife is a “tramp.” In chapter 4, Crooks states what might be his philosophy of life when he says, “ Nobody never gets to heaven, and nobody gets no land. It’s just in their head.” George is better off without Lennie. The theme of this book may have something to do with “loneliness.” Statements

  4. Activity Two • In groups, you will be completing the handout. • You must, as a group, pick one character that you feel most sorry for • Then, you will find quotes to support why you feel sorry for them. • We will discuss in class

  5. Sympathy Sharing the feeling of another Having a similar experience with another person Empathy Identifying feelings, thoughts, or attitudes of another When you feel bad for someone else, but with out having experienced it or something similar yourself Distinction

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