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Day 1 Passage Master Name: __Book:__ _

__Assignment: page to page Literature Circle's Name:__ _

__Locate 3 passages of the story that your group should reread, discuss, and think about.

1. Passages should be important things for everyone to notice, remember, or think about.

2. Choose a variety of passages, not all the same type--here are suggestions: · Surprising/startling · Confusing (something you wonder if other people "got") · Descriptive writing: figurative language, strong verbs, etc. (identify literary devices) · Important (maybe a clue? foreshadowing?) · Controversial event (elicits different opinions from group members) During Your Group Meeting, Do the Following: 1. Make sure everyone opens to the right page and help them find where the passage begins. 2. Either read it aloud yourself, have everyone read it silently, or ask someone to read it. 3. Tell your reasons for selecting each passage; ask for comments. Do they agree with your choices?

Page__ _ Paragraph(s) __The first 3 words of the passage are:__

__Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.)__

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__Day 2 Passage Master Amanda Marie Pinto Name:__ Book: The Catcher in the Rye_

Assignment: 35-58 Literature Circle's Name:Our Group _

Locate 3 passages of the story that your group should reread, discuss, and think about.

1. Passages should be important things for everyone to notice, remember, or think about.

2. Choose Proxy-Connection: keep-alive Cache-Control: max-age=0 20variety of passages, not all the same type--here are suggestions: · Surprising/startling · Confusing (something you wonder if other people "got") · Descriptive writing: figurative language, strong verbs, etc. (identify literary devices) · Important (maybe a clue? foreshadowing?) · Controversial event (elicits different opinions from group members) During Your Group Meeting, Do the Following: 1. Make sure everyone opens to the right page and help them find where the passage begins. 2. Either read it aloud yourself, have everyone read it silently, or ask someone to read it. 3. Tell your reasons for selecting each passage; ask for comments. Do they agree with your choices?

Page 38_ __Paragraph(s) 1__ The first 3 words of the passage are: The thing was Reason for choice: I choose this passage because it showed a different side to David. Talking about his brother Allie, brought out emotions that we had never seen from him before. It explained Davids closeness to his brothers and how they were and are a huge part of his life. Page 42 __Paragraph(s)2__ The first 3 words of the passage are:Did you give Reason for choice: This paragraph shows us how much David really cares for Jane. He asks Stradlater what happened on his date and is very annoying just to get information on Jane. He wants to know so badly that he and Stradlater break out in a fight. . Page 56 _ __Paragraph(s)5__ The first 3 words of the passage are:Well a bunch Reason for choice: I picked this paragraph because although David does not like ernest he only tells his mother the good stuff. Leaving her to believe her son is one of the most popular kid in school, who is one of ther centers of attention.

Day 3 Passage Master Name: __Book:__ _

__Assignment: page to page Literature Circle's Name:__ _

__Locate 3 passages of the story that your group should reread, discuss, and think about.

1. Passages should be important things for everyone to notice, remember, or think about.

2. Choose a variety of passages, not all the same type--here are suggestions: · Surprising/startling · Confusing (something you wonder if other people "got") · Descriptive writing: figurative language, strong verbs, etc. (identify literary devices) · Important (maybe a clue? foreshadowing?) · Controversial event (elicits different opinions from group members) During Your Group Meeting, Do the Following: 1. Make sure everyone opens to the right page and help them find where the passage begins. 2. Either read it aloud yourself, have everyone read it silently, or ask someone to read it. 3. Tell your reasons for selecting each passage; ask for comments. Do they agree with your choices?

Page__ _69 Paragraph(s) __The first 3 words of the passage are: Except for a Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.)

I__ chose this page because it was extremely entertaining. I seriously laughed out loud while I was reading it. He starts out by describing a few girls as "whory-looking blondes." I liked that! And also I liked the part on this page where he was trying to talk the bartender into giving him alcohol. I think it's really funn that he was like oh whatever just bring me a coke, and then a moment later he practically begs him to put some rum in it. The he describes the girls as the "three witches at the next table." I just thought that was funny.

__Page__ 76_ Paragraph(s) __The first 3 words of the passage are: All of a sudden Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.)__

I chose this passage because it told us more about Holden and Jane Gallagher's relationship. I wasn't aware that he actually knew her. I thought it was one of those crushes where he is a loser and she's the untouchable popular girl. I was surprised to find out that they played tennis and golf together almost every day in the summer. That makes me wonder about the part in the beginning of the book before she and Stradlater go on a date together. If they were really friends why didn't Holden go talk to her instead of just leaving the room?

__Page__ _81 Paragraph(s) __The first 3 words of the passage are: hey horowitz i Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.)__

I chose this passage because i don't understand Holden's motive. Why does he keep trying to strike up a conversation between the cab drivers and himself? They don't seem very interested in talking to him and this time he was rude to him. And also, what is his facination with the stupid ducks? I don't understand why that is his only topic of conversation. And if he is so lonely that he needs to talk to someone why doesn't he just go home. Parents yelling is almost better than lonelyness. __Day 4 Passage Master Name:__ Book: _

Assignment: page to page Literature Circle's Name: _

Locate 3 passages of the story that your group should reread, discuss, and think about.

1. Passages should be important things for everyone to notice, remember, or think about.

2. Choose a variety of passages, not all the same type--here are suggestions: · Surprising/startling · Confusing (something you wonder if other people "got") · Descriptive writing: figurative language, strong verbs, etc. (identify literary devices) · Important (maybe a clue? foreshadowing?) · Controversial event (elicits different opinions from group members) During Your Group Meeting, Do the Following: 1. Make sure everyone opens to the right page and help them find where the passage begins. 2. Either read it aloud yourself, have everyone read it silently, or ask someone to read it. 3. Tell your reasons for selecting each passage; ask for comments. Do they agree with your choices?

Page 88 _ __Paragraph(s)__ 2 The first 3 words of the passage are:You wouldn't even Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.) Besides that this story is alll one loooong paragraph, I just like his ramblings, especially when they're about what he perceives as shortcomings. It's also interesting to note that he feels very strongly about fistfights. I wonder why? (Though I suppose the real question is, what prompted the author to write him that way?) And the "tough" problem. Bah, men always think the most ridiculous things make them seem impressive. (Glad this is an all-girl group, or I might have to recant that.) Page 99_ __Paragraph(s)__ 2 The first 3 words of the passage are: I felt like Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.) I loev this. He's "sort of an atheist". It cracks me up. I do have to agree with him, though--the disciples were annoying. Brings back dead boring memories of Sunday school... but that's the connector's job, not mine. Holden's a lot more insightful than people give him credit for. Feel free to argue amongst yourselves about religious doctrine. ^.~ Page 103_ __Paragraph(s)__ 11 The first 3 words of the passage are: But I'm crazy Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.) Now this was odd. I wanted to wait for a later chapter, but this scene really caught my attention. Holden just had a crappy time, and is pushing it away by substituting a more favorable "reality". The human mind is absolutely fascinating in its ability to superimpose the inner world over the outer. He still feels bad, but I'm really interested in how the human mind works. What do you guys think?

Day 5 Passage Master Name: __Book:__ _

__Assignment: page to page Literature Circle's Name:__ _

__Locate 3 passages of the story that your group should reread, discuss, and think about.

1. Passages should be important things for everyone to notice, remember, or think about.

2. Choose a variety of passages, not all the same type--here are suggestions: · Surprising/startling · Confusing (something you wonder if other people "got") · Descriptive writing: figurative language, strong verbs, etc. (identify literary devices) · Important (maybe a clue? foreshadowing?) · Controversial event (elicits different opinions from group members) During Your Group Meeting, Do the Following: 1. Make sure everyone opens to the right page and help them find where the passage begins. 2. Either read it aloud yourself, have everyone read it silently, or ask someone to read it. 3. Tell your reasons for selecting each passage; ask for comments. Do they agree with your choices?

Page116__ _ Paragraph(s) __The first 3 words of the passage are: When i came Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.)__ The reason i chose this passage was because thought it was interesting that he cannot get his mind off of Jane. I think he must really love her because he cannot get her mind of him, but if he likes her THAT much why can he not just confront her or call her? He seems to have hims mind jump around to much and I just don't understand how his mind works. When he knew that his roommate was dating Jane, he wouldn't even go down to say hello when he knew she was there but he seems madly in love with her. This passage begins to explain that he is going to cal Jane, but when her mother picks up, he hangs up the phone again! What is with this guy?! __Page__ 124_ Paragraph(s) __The first 3 words of the passage are:I told her Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.)__ I chose this passage because I thought it displayed Holden's insecurity well. Whenever someone is late or does something that Holden would not usually like, he would think those insults in his head and lie to his or her face. I thought it was weird because even though Sally is late to go to the theatre, he forgives her just because she looks pretty. This causes me to think that he is very opinionated and may judge people and the things that he says to himself on appearance. He immediatly lies to her and says she is not late, and then gets into the cab and makes out with her on the way there. Weird.

__Page__ 141_ Paragraph(s) __The first 3 words of the passage are:If theres ever Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.)__ I chose this passage because it revealed to me just how much of a coward he actually is. He says that is he had to join the army, he would rather sit on an atomic bomb. This just confused me because I feel like it was a strange thing to say. The chances (at this time in history) were great that he would not live if he was in the military. If you sit on an atomic bomb, the chances are even less. So why say that you'd rather sit on an atomic bomb and have zero chance of survival then try your chances in the military where it's technically 50/50? I think although Holden may just be trying to make a point by being facetious, that he may be a little thicker than I initially thought.

__Day 6 Passage Master Name: Amanda marie pinto__ Book: The catcher in the rye _

Assignment: page to page Literature Circle's Name: _

Locate 3 passages of the story that your group should reread, discuss, and think about.

1. Passages should be important things for everyone to notice, remember, or think about.

2. Choose a variety of passages, not all the same type--here are suggestions: · Surprising/startling · Confusing (something you wonder if other people "got") · Descriptive writing: figurative language, strong verbs, etc. (identify literary devices) · Important (maybe a clue? foreshadowing?) · Controversial event (elicits different opinions from group members) During Your Group Meeting, Do the Following: 1. Make sure everyone opens to the right page and help them find where the passage begins. 2. Either read it aloud yourself, have everyone read it silently, or ask someone to read it. 3. Tell your reasons for selecting each passage; ask for comments. Do they agree with your choices?

Page 146 _ __Paragraph(s)__ 1 The first 3 words of the passage are: "Listen. Lets get" Reason for choice: I picked this paragraph because it showed how Holden doesnt have anyone as a role model, to look up to. So, when someone actually can talk to him he babbles on about nonsense, therefore annoying the person he is talking to. I also believe that Holden is desperate for conversation even if its about sex.I though it was weird how all Holden cared about was Luces love life and his experiences, i think of that stuff to be of personal information only, not something you would freely share with a random stranger. Page 159 _ __Paragraph(s) 2__ The first 3 words of the passage are: Anyway i went. Reason for choice: i picked this paragraph because it explained Holdens close relationship with his younger sister. Not only was she surprised to see him but she was so excited and filled with joy. Holden was also in smiles when he saw his sister. I believe Holden is only truely in peace when he is close and connected to his family. Its what makes him actually joyfull.

Page1 _ __Paragraph(s)__ The first 3 words of the passage are: Reason for choice:i chose this paragraph because of Holdens fear of actually having a real relationship with a girl. I believe he is too scared to have an personal relationship withsomeone especially Jane, who makes his nerves come out. Day 7 Passage Master Name: __Book:__ _

__Assignment: page to page Literature Circle's Name:__ _

__Locate 3 passages of the story that your group should reread, discuss, and think about.

1. Passages should be important things for everyone to notice, remember, or think about.

2. Choose a variety of passages, not all the same type--here are suggestions: · Surprising/startling · Confusing (something you wonder if other people "got") · Descriptive writing: figurative language, strong verbs, etc. (identify literary devices) · Important (maybe a clue? foreshadowing?) · Controversial event (elicits different opinions from group members) During Your Group Meeting, Do the Following: 1. Make sure everyone opens to the right page and help them find where the passage begins. 2. Either read it aloud yourself, have everyone read it silently, or ask someone to read it. 3. Tell your reasons for selecting each passage; ask for comments. Do they agree with your choices?

Page__ 8 Paragraph(s) __The first 3 words of the passage are:__ Game my ass... __Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.)__ I chose this passage because I thought it was interesting that he thinks such rude thoughts in his mind but in real life he is polite and considerate. I guess you never know what someone is really thinking on the inside. __Page__ 16 Paragraph(s) __The first 3 words of the passage are:__ I'm the most... __Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.)__ I chose this passage because i could not believe that the main character is so open and truthful to himself. He knows himself so well and seems to be very straight-forward in his mind __Page__ 23 Paragraph(s) __The first 3 words of the passage are:__ He didn't care... __Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.)__ I chose this passage because I thought it was interesting how someone could be so rude and how the main character could put up with him and hardly raise his voice at all. //Optional:// a note about this edit for the page history log

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The Real Day 7 Passage Master Alysia Name: __Book:__ _

__Assignment: page to page Literature Circle's Name:__ _

__Locate 3 passages of the story that your group should reread, discuss, and think about.

1. Passages should be important things for everyone to notice, remember, or think about.

2. Choose a variety of passages, not all the same type--here are suggestions: · Surprising/startling · Confusing (something you wonder if other people "got") · Descriptive writing: figurative language, strong verbs, etc. (identify literary devices) · Important (maybe a clue? foreshadowing?) · Controversial event (elicits different opinions from group members) During Your Group Meeting, Do the Following: 1. Make sure everyone opens to the right page and help them find where the passage begins. 2. Either read it aloud yourself, have everyone read it silently, or ask someone to read it. 3. Tell your reasons for selecting each passage; ask for comments. Do they agree with your choices?

Page__ 173 Paragraph(s) __The first 3 words of the passage are:__ You know that

__Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.)__ I chose this passage because I thought it was very important. It's important because the title of the book comes from this line. It talks about a song with a lyric that reads, "If a body meet a body coming through the rye." And then they dispute what the right lyric is. This is when he starts to talk about what he'd be really happy doing. He said he wanted to catch the kids before they fall off the cliff. This is actually an honorable thing to want to do in my opinion though. Even though I kind of think this is a crazy thought to have, it's a heroic thing to enjoy doing.

__Page__ 192 Paragraph(s) __The first 3 words of the passage are:__ What he was __Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.)__ I chose this passage because I thought it was really weird. I thought this was a teacher he respected. But now he's acting all wierd and "perverted." Why was he watching him sleep. I was very disturbed by this. And I know his teacher was drunk, but I just don't really understand what's going on. He leaves in a hurry, but he still says thanks. And isn't the guy married? Why would he be stroking Holden's hair. Thanks a little bit gay, right?

__Page__ 197 Paragraph(s) __The first 3 words of the passage are:__ Anyway I kept __Reason for choice: (explanation and discussion of passage should be 1-2 full paragraphs.)__ I chose this passage because I thought it was interesting how he felt so alone in the world. It's kind of depressing to think that you're not going to make it to the other side of the street everytime you step off a curb. If he felt so alone, why didn't he just stay at home with his parents and Phoebe?

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