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Create flashcards identifying the main characters (Ponyboy, Johnny, Dally, etc.) and their key traits. Include their social group (Greaser/Soc) and their relationship to other characters.

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List the major events in chronological order, from Ponyboy leaving the movie theater to Johnny's death and the final resolution. This helps establish the basic sequence of events.

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Create a Venn diagram comparing and contrasting the Greasers and Socs. Consider their social status, values, and challenges they face in their daily lives.

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Explain in your own words the major themes of the novel: loyalty, family, social class differences, and coming of age. How do these themes connect to the characters' experiences?

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Connect the social divisions in 'The Outsiders' to current social groups in your school or community. What modern situations parallel the Greaser-Soc conflict?

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Examine how Ponyboy's character changes throughout the novel. Create a chart showing key moments that influenced his growth and understanding of society.

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Break down the different types of conflict in the novel (person vs. society, person vs. self, etc.). Provide specific examples of each type from the text.

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Write an alternative ending to the novel. What if Johnny had survived? How would this change impact the other characters and the overall message of the story?

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Create a public service announcement addressing one of the social issues present in 'The Outsiders' (prejudice, violence, or social inequality) and how it relates to today's world.

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Public Service Announcement Class Project | Adobe Design Principles Course

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RL.7.1 Key Ideas and Details: cite several pieces of textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text

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Please use citations when responding to this Padlet board to support your answers. This should include quotation marks and page numbers!