DO NOW

• Directions: Answer questions #1a and 1b for the Do Now

Directions:

• If you chose this prompt, an easy way to organize your 3 body paragraphs is to highlight 3 skills you noticed that Katniss had. Then, write your 3 body paragraphs about each skill (1 paragraph per skill)

Directions:

• If you chose this prompt, an easy way to organize your 3 body paragraphs is to point out how Peeta helps Katniss at 3 different times in Peeta's life.

• Answer the following 3 questions and you can use each answer as a claim for your 3 body paragraphs

Directions:

• If you chose this prompt, an easy way to organize your 3 body paragraphs is to have a paragraph about 3 different characters. Then, write your 3 body paragraphs about each character (1 paragraph per character)

• If you don't think that you can find enough evidence for one character, write about two characters (possibly from the same district) and have 1 evidence for each character (for a total of 2 evidence per paragraph)

Directions:

All evidence must be taken from the pdf of the Hunger Games novel (link below)

You may not copy the summaries themselves as evidence.

Use the summaries to at the top of this page only to help you navigate the Hunger Games novel

• Download the PDF of The Hunger Games here:

• https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oRsxjm-B5-LjHQPk1xvkd43X24f4hu2d/view?usp=sharing

Evidence Hints

The "Katniss Survival Skills" Paper

• First step, look at the chapter summaries to see if any of them mentions the skill that you wanted to talk about. If it does not say the skill directly, does it remind you of a skill that Katniss used

• Look for evidence of Katniss doing something that helps herself (this is pretty much every chapter)

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The "Katniss and Peeta" Paper

• Look for evidence that features Katniss and Peeta (There is a lot of it)

• Most evidence of Katniss and Peeta's relationship comes from Part 1 (after Peeta is selected as a Tribute) and Part 3 where the two work together

• There is not a lot about Peeta in Part 2, but there is a little when Katniss was in the tree

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The "Capital and Other Characters" Paper

• Look in the chapter summaries for the character you want to write about

• Side characters are often (but not always) seen at the very beginning and end of a chapter where their presence is seen as a surprise for the reader

• You can also find characters by using 'ctrl + f' and searching for the character's name in the pdf.

• Consider this: Everything a character says or does could be related back to the Capital's influence, with good enough reasoning

Directions to the Peer Reviewer:

1. Read the CERC Paragraph from the person (above)

2. Answer the following questions about the CERC paragraph

3. Select Yes or Not for the Yes/No questions

4. Write a written response when required

5. When you are done, hand the computer back to the original owner

Directions:

All evidence must be taken from the pdf of the Hunger Games novel (link below)

You may not copy the summaries themselves as evidence.

Use the summaries to at the top of this page only to help you navigate the Hunger Games novel

• Download the PDF of The Hunger Games here:

• https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oRsxjm-B5-LjHQPk1xvkd43X24f4hu2d/view?usp=sharing

Directions to the Peer Reviewer:

1. Read the CERC Paragraph from the person (above)

2. Answer the following questions about the CERC paragraph

3. Select Yes or Not for the Yes/No questions

4. Write a written response when required

5. When you are done, hand the computer back to the original owner

Directions:

All evidence must be taken from the pdf of the Hunger Games novel (link below)

You may not copy the summaries themselves as evidence.

Use the summaries to at the top of this page only to help you navigate the Hunger Games novel

• Download the PDF of The Hunger Games here:

• https://drive.google.com/file/d/1oRsxjm-B5-LjHQPk1xvkd43X24f4hu2d/view?usp=sharing

Directions to the Peer Reviewer:

1. Read the CERC Paragraph from the person (above)

2. Answer the following questions about the CERC paragraph

3. Select Yes or Not for the Yes/No questions

4. Write a written response when required

5. When you are done, hand the computer back to the original owner

Hunger Games Quarter Paper

Directions:

• Write a multi-paragraph Quarter Paper that uses the Rubric (left) and answers one of the Quarter Paper Prompts below.

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Prompt 1

Throughout The Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen demonstrates several qualities that contribute to her survival and ultimate victory. Identify at least three key qualities that help Katniss succeed in the Games. How do these traits influence her decisions and actions throughout the novel? Provide specific examples from the text to support your analysis.

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Prompt 2

At the beginning of the novel, Katniss claims, “Peeta Mellark and I are not friends.” In the final chapter, Katniss remarks, “Already the boy with the bread is slipping away from me.” What role did Peeta’s character play in Katniss’s journey over the course of the novel? Did “the boy with the bread” change or influence Katniss? If so, how? Use evidence from the text to support your analysis.

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Prompt 3

Throughout the Hunger Games, the Capitol is portrayed as a powerful and oppressive force that controls the districts. Analyze the role of the Capitol as a symbol of power and oppression in the novel. How does the Capitol exert control over the districts? What methods do they use to maintain power and control over the people in the districts? How does this influence the actions and motivations of the characters, including Katniss, Peeta, and other tributes? In your response, provide evidence from the text to support your analysis and discuss the implications of the Capitol's power on the overall theme of the novel.