Learning Goals
Students will be able to analyze Orwell's use of allegory in Animal Farm to connect the novel's events and characters to corruption of power.
Students will be able to interpret the use of irony, satire, and symbolism in Animal Farm to explain how Orwell critiques power.
Students will be able to compare characters in Animal Farm to historical figures and events to explain the novel's political parallels.
Students will be able to evaluate how propaganda is used by the pigs in Animal Farm to manipulate the other animals.
Students will be able to create a clear presentation that communicates their analysis of Animal Farm's theme of corruption of power.
Students will be able to reflect on their own responses to power, fairness, and influence as they discuss Animal Farm.
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Animal Farm Literary Analysis Essay
Students write a formal essay explaining how Orwell uses allegory, irony, satire, symbolism, and historical parallels to critique corruption of power. The essay must use textual evidence and demonstrate clear individual understanding of the novel's themes.
Animal Farm Power Dynamics Exhibition Presentation
Teams design and present an interactive exhibition piece that teaches an audience how propaganda, allegory, and historical parallels work in Animal Farm. The presentation should include collaborative speaking, visual support, and a clear explanation of Orwell's message about power.
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