Ms.

Elyse Sherman
10th Grade Literature & Composition 1st, 4th, and 5th Block
Author: Ms. Elyse Sherman
Publish Date: March 27, 2017

Title: Great Expectation Unit Plan Chapters 21-25

Warm-up: Review unfamiliar words
1. Obscurely, 2.guileless, 3.compress, 4.abashed, 5.audacious, 6.dolefully,
7.unreserved 8.repressively, 9.affable, 10.avaricious, 11.incipient, 12.odious,
13.unwonted, 14.genteel, 15.amiable

Essential Questions: How can complex characters with conflicting motivations

interact with others and develop the theme or advance the plot?

Learning Target(s): I can deduce complex characters that have conflicting

motivations.

Lesson Activities Book for the Month

Chapter 21 Plot Development Great Expectations

Date: 3/27/2017 Author: Charles
Dickens
Question? Did you expect Pips roommate to be pale young
gentleman? Why or why not? Speculate about how well they will get
along. What effect does the appearance of the young gentleman
have on Pips belief that miss Havisham is his benefactor?

Chapters 20-21
Date: 3/27/2017
Question? Did you expect Pips roommate to be pale young
gentleman? Why or why not? Speculate about how well they will get
along. What effect does the appearance of the young gentleman
have on Pips belief that miss Havisham is his benefactor?
Example Question:
How is Wemmick characterized? To what is he compared? Why?
Chapter 22-30
Date: 3/27/2017
Question? Did you expect Pips roommate to be pale young
gentleman? Why or why not? Speculate about how well they will get
along. What effect does the appearance of the young gentleman
have on Pips belief that miss Havisham is his benefactor?
Example Questions:
Chapter 22:
1. Why does Herbert call Pip by another name?
Chapter 23-25:
1. How are Pip and Mrs. Pocket alike?
Closure for the day
Date: 3/27/2017
Closure: Students will complete answer sheet from
chapters. Students will review the essential
questions and clarifying any misconceptions about
the learning target.
Differentiation: All students are working at their
personal reading pace.
Assessment: Vocabulary Word for (Ch).
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