The Giver (Giver Quartet) by Lois Lowry

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The Giver

The Giver. L o i s L o w r y. Biography About Her Writing Book Reviews. Biography . L o i s L o w r y. Birthplace: Hawaii Birth Date: March 20, 1937 Parents: Robert & Katherine Education: Brown University, University of Southern Maine. Hammersburg.

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The Giver

The Giver. Novel study. What is the message?.

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The Giver . Chapter One. Who is the Main Character?. Jonus 11 years old Lives in a community Has a family unit His best friend is named Asher. The Speaker. Voice that gives off rules. Make important announcements. Asher. Does not use precise language Jonus ’ best friend

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The Giver

The Giver. Vocabulary Definition. NURTURE. “He and the other Nurturers were responsible for all the physical and emotional needs of every newchild during its earliest life.” Pg. 7. Nurture :: To further the development of.

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The Giver. Chapter 6 & 7. Chapter 6 Vocabulary. Indulgently – “But once a year, they all smiled indulgently at the commotion from the little ones waiting to receive names and families.” ( pg 42) Indulgent: ( adj ) permissive

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The Giver. A short review for a short quiz. Vocabulary. Carefully; paying attention to detail In an annoyed or sulky manner Natural ability Punishment. meticulously petulantly aptitude chastisement. Symbols!. knowledge of the world. books in the annex lock on the Receiver’s door

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The Giver . AEC and ORQ practice rewrite . Prompt:. On a separate sheet of paper, list three attributes that are required to be “receiver of memory”. Identify at least one of these attributes that Jonas possesses and use textual evidence from the novel to support

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The Giver. Daily Writing Prompts Lori Kixmiller Literacy Coach MSD Washington Township. What are the five most important rules in your life? Think about home, school, community, etc. Bellwork 1.

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The Giver. Students will understand how censorship affects the lives of people within ‘The Giver’. Look at the images. What do they have in common?. Censoring. Censor. Censorship.

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The Giver. After Jonas’s selection as the next Receiver of Memory, he changes. . Claim/Thesis: . Rule-follower. Strong. Weak. Rule-breaker. selection. Character trait. Character trait. The Giver. Jonas’s change: character traits . weak. strong. x. x. selection. The Giver.

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The Giver. Lit Circle Communities. Your Group’s Mission. Now that you have completed your first meeting, spend some time evaluating and reflecting how well the expectations you created actually worked in your community.

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The Giver . Chapters 8 - 10. Chapter 8 Vocabulary . Unanimous “Therefore the selection must be sound. It must be a unanimous choice of the committee. “ ( pg 61). What do you think UNANIMOUS means? Complete agreement. Chapter 9 Vocabulary.

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The Giver. Benjamin Rehberger Tobias Pöllmann. Sameness. “There’s nothing we can do. It’s always been this way. Before me, before you, before the ones who came before you. Back and back and back .” - Jonas. Memories.

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The Giver. Audio book urls. The Giver. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlZK_Qp2IJk Chapters 1-3 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAns58v5sJk Chapters 4 -6 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_D8rlyIExk Chapters 7-9.

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The Giver. Vocabulary Ch. 8-10. crescendo. a gradual increase in volume They applauded at the final Assignment; but the applause was piecemeal, no longer a crescendo of united enthusiasm. benign. harmless

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The Giver. Themes. The Importance of Memory. *Without memory, there is no pain – physical or emotional – no regrets or grief if you can’t remember. There is no pain without memory, but also no joy! *Gave up memories ~ no painful memories allowed!

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The Giver

The Giver. L o i s L o w r y. Biography About Her Writing Book Reviews. Biography. L o i s L o w r y. Birthplace: Hawaii Birth Date: March 20, 1937 Parents: Robert & Katherine Education: Brown University, University of Southern Maine. Hammersburg. *.

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The Giver

L o i s L o w r y. The Giver. Biography About Her Writing Book Reviews. L o i s L o w r y. Biography. Birthplace: Hawaii Birth Date: March 20, 1937 Parents: Robert & Katherine Education: Brown University, University of Southern Maine.

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The Giver. REVIEW FOR FINAL TEST. 50 points. Jonas Lily Asher The mother The father The Giver. The chief elder Rosemary Gabriel Caleb Fiona. Characters. Multiple Choice. There will be a total of ten multiple choice questions to check your comprehension of the entire book.

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The Giver. Chapter 21. Do Now: Quickwrite for 10 minutes RRJ p.84. List arguments for and against the following statement. You can use examples from the book. “A just society is one in which everyone is the same.”. Homework:. RCQ CH 21 on RRJ p. 84 CH 22 & 23 Vocab on pages 85-87

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The Giver. Chapter 16. Do Now. Use your book to record Jonas’ memories in a graphic organizer like the table below RRJ p. 72-73. Homework:. RCQ chapter 16 on page 71; Finish chapter 17 vocabulary. Chapter 16. Read chapter 16 & take notes on the questions that follow(RRJ p. 71)

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The Giver. A look at Themes. What is Theme?. Theme is the underlying meaning of the story, a universal truth, a significant statement the story is making about society, human nature, or the human condition. What are some possible theme topics?. How do I write about theme?.

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