Modernism & The Great Gatsby
Name:Period:Date:Modernism & The Great GatsbyUnit Schedule*To access the great Gatsby go to my website – reyesafhs.weebly.comDateMon. 4/22 (A)4/24 (A)4/26 (A)4/30 (A)5/2 (A)Mon. 5/6(A)Lesson in ClassHomeworkIn-class: Share poems!1920’s Presentations work dayBring FINAL DRAFT of poem next time!Finish 1920’s slidesIn-class: 1920’s PresentationsPick up novelsModernism & Gatsby Intro NotesReview:Finish Modernism & Gatsby Intro NotesGreat Gatsby Characters and Chapter 1 -2In-class Character WSReview: Chapter 1-2 & SymbolismIn-class: Chapters 3-4Finish Chapter 3-4 if you didn’t in classIn class: Watch Chapter 3-5The American Dream W.S.Review: American Dream W.S.In-class: Chapter 65/8(A)In-class: Chapter 7 Skit5/10(A)In- class: Skit presentations & Chapter 8Finish the American Dream W.S.Read Chapter 7 & do summaryBring props for skitFinish Chapter 8*INFO ON GATSBY FINAL PROJECT5/14(A)Review: Chapter 8In-class: Chapter 9- Quiz next time on Chapter 9- BRING ALL BOOKS we are returningthem!- Character W.S. due next time- Symbolism W.S. due next time5/16(A)Textbook Return @ LibraryReview: Chapter 9 QuizIn-class: “Brainstorm for Final Project”&ApprovalMon. 5/20 (A)In-class: Write up for Final Project/Work Day5/22 (A)In-class: Exhibition Day (Must be present!)Survey5/24(A)In-class: Finishing Gatsby MovieBring items necessary to work onproject next time in classBring your project ready to presentnext time!
Modernism & The Great Gatsby NotesDirections: Take notes as we discuss the modernism movement in America and the Great Gatsby.This paper will help you on your final for this unit! JØ Literary Movements in American LiteratureA literary movement is:Ø Modernismo Time Period:o Characteristics:Ø The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgeraldo Authoro The Novelo The 1920’s
Modernism in Other Forms NotesThe four characteristics of modernism: “BAIT”Ø BØ AØ IØ TMODERNISM ARTMODERNISM POETRY
The Great Gatsby CharactersDirections: Describe who each character is and what you know about them from reading. You need a minimum of 3comments/ideas/descriptions in each box.Nick CarrawayJay GatsbyDaisy BuchananTom BuchananMyrtle WilsonJordan BakerGeorge WilsonMeyerWolfsheim
Extra Credit: (Find one more character to write about)KlipspringerSymbolism in The Great GatsbySymbolThe GreenLightValley ofAshesPictureSignificance
East Egg vs.West EggWeatherEyes of T.J.EckleburgExtra Credit:Othersymbols-
Name:Period:Date of Exhibition:Modernism Exhibition & The Great Gatsby“Let’s Make Art!”Our class will be putting on a Modernist Art Exhibit! The goal is to have acollection of student work that helps everyone appreciate the major cultural andsocial themes/characteristics that influenced modern artists and authors.Each of you will have to create a piece of artwork of your choice: Possible creations: a painting, a photograph you took, a poem, a song, short film, etc. Your artwork must successfully demonstrate one or more of the majorthemes/characteristics we have discussed during our American Modernism Unit(*hint: our BAIT acronym)To help your classmates reflect on your work, you will need to write a 1-page reflection thatprovides the following information about your artwork: The name of your submission Which modern theme(s)/characteristic(s) you chose and why you chose thetheme(s)/characteristic(s) you did Which pieces of modern literature (The Great Gatsby must be one of them) inspired yourchoice and how/why they influenced the content and visual design of your artwork (*hint:PowerPoint “Modernism in Other Forms”)The day of the art exhibition everyone will get to see what you have created so make sure it is yourbest work! Attendance is required. During our class exhibition you will pick three (3) works of artthat you think are the best overall. To defend your choices you will need to complete a brief reviewof each one: Identify the name of the work of art and the modern theme(s)/characteristic(s) it represents Summarize the ideas in the artist’s reflection that helped you see that the artworksuccessfully reflects a modern theme/characteristic Describe at least one other reason you feel this work of art should be picked as one of thebestThis assignment is worth 85 points.
The following will be the grading criteria:CriteriaArtwork – 30 pointsArtwork is well done, creative, and presents anhonest effort to convey modern themes.Written Piece (Reflection) – 30 pointsWritten piece meets all the following criteria: Artwork is named Clearly states which moderntheme(s)/characteristics you chose andwhy you chose thetheme(s)/characteristics you did Identifies which pieces of modernliterature inspired your choice andhow/why they influenced the contentand visual design of your artwork Is typed, in MLA, and displayed withyour artworkExhibition Participation – 10 pointsStudents attended the exhibition and theirartwork and reflection were brought to class fordisplay.Review – 15 pointsStudents went around viewing other pieces ofartwork in the exhibition and completed thereview handout for at least 3 of their favoritepieces of artwork.*In the past, students have placed their artwork in frames to help with presentation.
Artwork ReviewChoice #1Artist:Name of Artwork:Modern Theme(s)Represented:Summary of Reflection:Why did I choose thisartwork?Choice #2Artist:Name of Artwork:Modern Theme(s)Represented:Summary of Reflection:Why did I choose thisartwork?Choice #3Artist:Modern Theme(s)Represented:Summary of Reflection:Why did I choose thisartwork?Name of Artwork:
Modernism & The Great Gatsby Unit Schedule *To access the great Gatsby go to my website – reyesafhs.weebly.com Date Lesson in Class Homework Mon. 4/22 (A) In-class: Share poems! 1920’s Presentations work day Bring FINAL DRAFT of poem next time! Finish 1920’s slides 4/24 (A) In-class: 1920’s Presentations Pick up novels Modernism .
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F. SCOTT FITZGERALD The Great Gatsby Retold by Margaret Tamer. Contents Introduction 5 1 Tom and Daisy 6 2 Myrtle Wilson 12 3 I Meet Gatsby 19 4 I Have Lunch With Gatsby 26 5 Daisy and Gatsby: Start of the Dream 32 6 Daisy Comes to Tea 36 7 Gatsby’s Last Party 41
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