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Reviewing chapters 1 and 2 1. Name three defining characteristics of Communism. 2. Look at the following names. What might they tell us about a character? • Major • Boxer • Mollie • Napoleon Animal Farm By the end of this lesson I will: •Reviewed home reading •Have read chapter 3/4 •Have used persuasive techniques in a propaganda poster Big picture: During this lesson we will start to read the text and together will consider persuasive techniques in chapter 1. Then we will use them when we work individually to create a propaganda poster. Major’s speech • Watch chapter 3 of Animal Farm on Click View (5 mins) Review home learning Read Major’s speech again and find examples of persuasive techniques. • Rhetorical question: _______________________________________ • Direct statements: ________________________________________ • Group of three: ________________________________________ • Repetition: _______________________________________ ________________________________________ • Pronouns: ________________________________________ • Commands: ________________________________________ Task • • • Create a poster for ‘Animalism’. You MUST: use the techniques discussed in the last task include information from Major’s speech in chapter 1 make sure it is eye-catching and persuasive. What must you consider in order to do this? – – – – Reading • Read chapter 3 and answer the following questions: 1. What caused a drawback for the animals during the harvest? Who worked the hardest during this harvest? Give examples. Which animals did the least? Why? What symbol was on the Republic of Animals flag? What did it signify? What did Snowball put in place? Name them. What were the Seven Commandments reduced to for the benefit of the stupidest animals? What did Napoleon concentrate on? Why? Where had the milk gone? What reasons were given for this? 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Sound familiar? Stalin •Not a good speaker •Uneducated •Didn’t follow Marx’s ideas •Cared for power and killed all that opposed him The story of the Russian Revolution forms the allegory of the novel Animal Farm. Can you match these figures with characters from the book? Bourgeoisie •Some people didn’t care about revolution •Only thought about themselves •Went to other countries that offered more for them Trotsky •Pure communist, followed Marx •Wanted to improve life for all in Russia •Chased away by Lenin’s KGB (secret police) Homelearning • Complete your poster on Animalism • Extension (positive points) Read and complete the activities on the handout.