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The document provides background information on the American author John Steinbeck, noting that he was born in 1902 in Salinas, California, and worked various jobs including as a reporter and ranch worker before finding success as a writer. It mentions that one of his most famous works was The Grapes of Wrath, which depicts the Great Depression era migration of thousands of Okies from the Dust Bowl region of the U.S. to California, and for which Steinbeck won the Pulitzer Prize.
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Grapes
- 1. GRAPES OF WRATH John Steinbeck Alis DADIROLU
- 2. Free writing (10 min.) You suddenly have to leave your house or apartment. You must leave your belongings behind, and aside from a few clothes you can take only five or six of your possesions. WHAT WOULD YOU TAKE ? In a letter a friend explain what those items mean to you and why you choose as you did? Include your feelings about the items you had to leave behind and any anger or frustration that you felt, as well as sadness.
- 3. SHARE YOUR IDEAS Share your ideas , thoughts, or feelings with a partner.
- 4. WATCH & GUESS (what theyre talking about)
- 5. QUESTIONS Read the texts on the walls & find the answers: 1- Where does the story take place? 2- When does the story take place? 3- Who are the main characters? 4- What does Dust Bowl mean? 5- Which prize did J. Steinbeck win for this book?
- 6. John STEINBECK He was born in Salinas, California in 1902.After graduating from highschool, Steinbeck went to Stanford University but didnt complete his studies. He worked as a reporter, laborer, caretaker, ranch worker, and apprentice painter. For more information read the timeline of John Steinbeck.
- 8. Watch the video & Write a short report for the school blog. Write a short report for the schools blog after having watched the video. You must go to the link given below: Great depression