TKAM+Drama+Project

//To Kill a Mockingbird// Scene Presentations

Now that you have completed your reading of TKAM, we will revisit it one last time through the lens of drama.

Your task:
 * Choose a scene  from TKAM that you and your group feel is **significant/essential** to the story.
 * Script the scene  using either the words from the book or paraphrasing. You may have notes, but not the novel, in front of you when you perform. I suggest no notes at all!
 * Rehearse the scene to make it dramatically fantastic! Remember to use loud, clear voices and vocal expression. Bring these characters to life!
 * After the performance of your scene, your group members will answer the following questions  for the class in a short presentation:
 * Why did you **choose** this scene?
 * Why is this scene **significant** to the novel? What does it **show or reveal**?
 * What **lesson** are we supposed to learn from this scene? Why do you think Harper Lee includes it?

Have fun with this project--you may include costumes and props, or go simple with it. Every group member should have a speaking role in some way, whether in the scene or during the explanation at the end. You may have a narrator to introduce you scene, if you like.