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Subject: English Language Arts
Topic: Dystopian Literature
Grade: 8th
Objectives: S.W.B.A.T identify
dystopian qualities in a
dystopian texts.
 Dystopia: is a society that is broken
down, unpleasant, or in an oppressed or
terrorized state. Unlike a utopia, a
perfect world, dystopias are grim, dark,
and hopeless. They reveal society’s
greatest fears. Totalitarian governments
rule and the needs and wants of
individuals become subordinate to the
state.
Dystopian protagonists
• Often feel trapped and struggle to escape
• Question the existing social and political
situations
• Believes and feels that something is horribly
wrong with their society
• Helps the audience recognize the negative
aspects of the dystopian world through his or
her perspective
Setting
• The surroundings or environment of anything
– Time
• Date
• Hour
• Historical Era
• Season
– Place
• Region
• Locale
• Single Room
– Weather
• Can be symbolic
Task
• Students will select one of the following texts or
any other dystopian texts (How I Live Now,
Hunger Games ect.) to read and examine the
dystopian qualities: character traits, setting and
plot.
Process
• 1. Students will read one dystopian story
• 2. Students will examine the use of character traits, plot and
setting and take notes on dystopian qualities that they
recognize in the dystopian text of their choice.
Resources
• Teacher’s College Units of Study in Argument,
Information and Narrative Writing.
Evaluation

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  • 1. Subject: English Language Arts Topic: Dystopian Literature Grade: 8th Objectives: S.W.B.A.T identify dystopian qualities in a dystopian texts.
  • 2.  Dystopia: is a society that is broken down, unpleasant, or in an oppressed or terrorized state. Unlike a utopia, a perfect world, dystopias are grim, dark, and hopeless. They reveal society’s greatest fears. Totalitarian governments rule and the needs and wants of individuals become subordinate to the state.
  • 3. Dystopian protagonists • Often feel trapped and struggle to escape • Question the existing social and political situations • Believes and feels that something is horribly wrong with their society • Helps the audience recognize the negative aspects of the dystopian world through his or her perspective
  • 4. Setting • The surroundings or environment of anything – Time • Date • Hour • Historical Era • Season – Place • Region • Locale • Single Room – Weather • Can be symbolic
  • 5. Task • Students will select one of the following texts or any other dystopian texts (How I Live Now, Hunger Games ect.) to read and examine the dystopian qualities: character traits, setting and plot.
  • 6. Process • 1. Students will read one dystopian story • 2. Students will examine the use of character traits, plot and setting and take notes on dystopian qualities that they recognize in the dystopian text of their choice.
  • 7. Resources • Teacher’s College Units of Study in Argument, Information and Narrative Writing.