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A Scouting Party

Explore visual elements to predict the point of view in Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird." Analyze cover art, movie notes, and make inferences based on non-print materials. Support your point of view claim with images, lighting, colors, and sounds.

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A Scouting Party

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  1. A Scouting Party Objective: To predict, infer, and interpret based on close reading of non-print materials To identify the novel’s point of view

  2. Interview the Book • Examine the cover • Describe the art and images • Make a prediction

  3. Movie Notes • Take notes on the three categories on your graphic organizer • Three viewings • First: what images • Second: what lighting and colors • Third: what sounds

  4. CSE Paragraph What can you infer about the point of view Harper Lee will use in her novel To Kill a Mockingbird based on the images and sound? --Claim that states the point of view --Support that proves this point of view based on images you see, lighting and colors, and sounds you heard --Explanations and connections that tie the support to your claim --Conclude—Why would the author choose to tell the story from this point of view?

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