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Page 1: The Great Gatsby · 1920s to help us contextualize The Great Gatsby? The Roaring Twenties Harlem Renaissance Prohibition Stock Market Crash. Anticipation Guide! Directions: Read the

The Great GatsbyMs. Marmo

Page 2: The Great Gatsby · 1920s to help us contextualize The Great Gatsby? The Roaring Twenties Harlem Renaissance Prohibition Stock Market Crash. Anticipation Guide! Directions: Read the

Stretch: Jot down a few things you may know about the “Roaring Twenties.”

Aim: Why is contextualization an essential skill?

Page 3: The Great Gatsby · 1920s to help us contextualize The Great Gatsby? The Roaring Twenties Harlem Renaissance Prohibition Stock Market Crash. Anticipation Guide! Directions: Read the

HomeworkResearch one interesting fact about F.Scott Fitzgerald and/or a facet of the 1920s that we did not discuss in class today.

Come to class with your fact, written in your notebook, and be ready to share.

Don’t let this be you this year!

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Word of the Day: ContextualizeWhat does it mean to contextualize?

What details do we need to know about the 1920s to help us contextualize The Great Gatsby?

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Anticipation Guide! Directions: Read the statements on your worksheet. Mark to the side of each whether you agree or disagree with the statement. Some statements may seem to be debatable, but decide whether you most agree or most disagree with the statement.

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Exit Ticket: to be collected Based on today’s lesson on the 1920s and our anticipation guide, what do you infer The Great Gatsby is going to be about and why?

*Use evidence from today’s lesson to support your inference.