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Analyzing a Just Society in "The Giver

Chapter 21 explores the concept of a just society where everyone is the same. List arguments for and against this statement. Engage in discussions, vocabulary study, and predictions. Utilize examples from the book to support your viewpoints.

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Analyzing a Just Society in "The Giver

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  1. The Giver Chapter 21

  2. 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.”

  3. Homework: • RCQ CH 21 on RRJ p. 84 • CH 22 & 23 Vocab on pages 85-87 Exquisite Imperceptibly Agonizingly

  4. Chapter 21 • Read and discuss chapter 21 • Write down the changes to Jonas’ plan on the right hand side of the t-chart you created yesterday. • Why did these changes have to occur? • What do you predict will happen as a result of the change?

  5. Think-Pair-Share • After the reading is completed, discuss your notes with the people at your table • Choose the best answer to each question and make sure you have it recorded in your notebook • The teacher will then ask a group to share its answer. One person will share the best answer.

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