Original PromptLearning Intentions:
• Summarise the key events in Chapters 16–18.
• Examine how Harper Lee presents integrity through Atticus' actions.
• Analyse how prejudice can affect justice.
Key Vocabulary:
Word Meaning
Integrity Doing what is right consistently
Testimony A statement given in court
Evidence Facts used to support a claim
Witness A person who gives information in court
Cross-examination Questioning a witness to test their evidence
Dignity Treating someone as valuable and worthy of respec
This learning resource focuses on the trial events from Chapters 16-18 of 'To Kill a Mockingbird', highlighting the evaluation of Atticus Finch's moral integrity and the pervasive impact of prejudice on justice. It includes a vocabulary preview containing key terms relevant to the trial, biblical perspectives that emphasize integrity and truth, and reflection questions aimed at deepening students' understanding of character motivations and societal issues. Additionally, students engage in higher-order thinking through comparing testimonies, analyzing courtroom dynamics, and reflecting on integrity in real-life scenarios. The document culminates in a role-playing activity, a courtroom setting analysis, and a grammar focus on direct speech, encouraging comprehensive engagement with the text and its themes.