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The Hunger Games LO: To understand the context and themes of the novel

The Hunger Games - Context

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Lesson explaining the context of The Hunger Games

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The Hunger Games

LO: To understand the context and themes of the novel

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Inspiration• Research

Theseus and the Minotaur on the Internet.

• Come up with a synopsis of the story

• Synopsis - a summary of the Greek Myth.

• Make sure you include all the relevant facts.

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Theseus and the Minotaur

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Hinge Questions

• What were the stimuli for The Hunger Games?

• How did these shape the themes of the novel?

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Chapter 1

• Let’s read chapter 1 together.

• Volunteers?

• How does The Hunger Games link to the story of Theseus and the Minotaur?

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Chapter 1

• What do you think Katniss will do next?

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Predictions

• Think back to the stimuli Suzanne Collins used to create The Hunger Games.

• Use these stimuli to make a prediction about what might happen to Katniss once she enters the Hunger Games?

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Extension: Katniss

Think of three questions you would ask Suzanne Collins at this point in the novel.Write your three questions down.

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Post-it Note Plenary

Write down at least one thing you have learned about The Hunger Games today

Stick your post-it on the white board as you leave the lesson.