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    1) The document contains 5 prompts for a pre-reading activity for the book To Kill a Mockingbird. The prompts ask students to discuss discrimination, the importance of education, how they define bravery with an example, how to show respect with an example, and an example of hardship. 2) Students are asked to respond to each prompt by discussing a personal experience, news story, or something they have read about that relates to the topic. 3) The prompts are meant to get students thinking about themes that will come up in the book such as discrimination, respect, bravery, hardship, and the value of education.

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    1) The document contains 5 prompts for a pre-reading activity for the book To Kill a Mockingbird. The prompts ask students to discuss discrimination, the importance of education, how they define bravery with an example, how to show respect with an example, and an example of hardship. 2) Students are asked to respond to each prompt by discussing a personal experience, news story, or something they have read about that relates to the topic. 3) The prompts are meant to get students thinking about themes that will come up in the book such as discrimination, respect, bravery, hardship, and the value of education.

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    1) The document contains 5 prompts for a pre-reading activity for the book To Kill a Mockingbird. The prompts ask students to discuss discrimination, the importance of education, how they define bravery with an example, how to show respect with an example, and an example of hardship. 2) Students are asked to respond to each prompt by discussing a personal experience, news story, or something they have read about that relates to the topic. 3) The prompts are meant to get students thinking about themes that will come up in the book such as discrimination, respect, bravery, hardship, and the value of education.

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    Pre­reading Activity.

    notebook May 23, 2019

    Pre­reading Activity
    To Kill a Mockingbird

    1
    Pre­reading Activity.notebook May 23, 2019

    1. Discuss an incident that you were witness to that involved a form of 
    discrimination.  Explain how it made you feel. 1

    2. Do you think that a formal education is important in today's world?  Why or 
    why not? 1

    3. How would you personally define "bravery".  Provide  an example. 2

    4. How can a person show respect for another person?  Provide a specific  1
    example.

    5. Provide an example of hardship.  Your example could be from personal 
    experience, something you have seen on the evening news, or something you 
    1
    have read about.

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