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- Jem and Scout decide to make a snowman
-They shape it with earth first and cover it with a snow
-The snowman looks like Mr. Avery
-They show what they made to Atticus
-Atticus is amazed about how realistic it looks, but because it is too real, he suggests them to disguise it
-He put Miss Maudie's sun hat on its head  and her hedge clipper on its arm

-Because the tempurature dropped too much, Atticus suggests Calpurnia to stay in their house, but she refuses

-In the middle of night, Scout gets awaken and all the family is headed to Miss Maudie’s house

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Linguistic-focused schema

Devour- 을 삼켜버리다

Taffeta (직물) 호박단

Quell 를 진압하다

Adjacent 근접한, 인접한

Content schema

Abbottsville-Cemetary

Tom Swift book-main character of science fiction and adventure novel

Formal schema

1. Symbol- [Snow] : disruption of regularity and unity of the community

2. Foreshadow- [Fire] : trial and impact on the community

3. Personification- it has a mind of its own

Relationship-focused

People in Maycomb helped Ms. Maudie move away from the fire

Jem and Scout stay together to keep warm

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Jem begins to freak out and defends Mr. Nathan of his previously held assumptions by reciting his usual tendency. Scout also reflects a moment of shock when the blanket that had been put around her was actually a one put around by Boo Radley. This attracts the curiosity of exploration for Jem, which sparks a feeling of adventure that was quickly doused by Atticus

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1. Scout (Jean Louise "Scout" Finch): The protagonist and narrator of the story. As a young girl, she undergoes character development and growth during the winter period depicted

2. Jem Finch: Scout's brother and a significant character in the book.  their relationship strengthens as they face the snowstorm together and fight against its challenges.

3. Atticus Finch: Scout and Jem's father, a lawyer who acts according to moral values and justice.  the townspeople seek his help during the snowstorm, allowing them to witness his courage and faith.

4. Miss Maudie Atkinson: The Finches' neighbor, Miss Maudie is friendly and understanding towards the children. her house catches fire due to the snowstorm, further deepening her relationship with Scout.

5. Arthur "Boo" Radley: Initially regarded as a mysterious figure by the neighbors and a source of fear for Scout and Jem. However, Boo Radley's attempts to help them during the snowstorm reveal a different side, leading the children to develop understanding and gratitude towards him.

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p.92
taffeta (직물) 태피, 호박단
devour ~을 삼켜버리다
hydrant 소화전, 급수전

p.93
surubbery 관목숲, 관목 울타리

p.94
hedge-clippers 전지가위
quell ~를 진압하다, 진정시키다
adjacent 근접한, 인접한

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1. Foreshadowing: The unusual weather, with the coldest winter since 1885, hints at the upcoming changes and challenges the characters will face. It sets a somber tone and reflects the disruptions in Maycomb County.

2. Setting: The winter setting, the Radley house, and Miss Maudie's yard contribute to the atmosphere of the story. The cold weather, snow, and frozen plants symbolize the harsh realities and frozen attitudes within the community.

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1. touchous : easily offended or upset
2. entrusted : to give someone something for which they are responsible.
3. accost : greetings
4. azaleas : 철쭉

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- Complete the Comprehension Check Questions Ch5-7 worksheet
- Read Chapter 8 (p.85-98)
- Put posts on Padlet according to your parts and roles assigned
- Submit 수행평가3 (due: midnight of May 15th) on Google Classroom

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Abbottsville
Until 1960 this was called Greenlawn Cemetery. They were side by side and were later annexed into one cemetery.

Tom Swift book

The main character of six series of American juvenile science fiction and adventure novels that emphasize science, invention, and technology.

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1. Unfathomable - Difficult or impossible to understand or comprehend.

2. Aberrations - Deviations from the normal or expected course, departures from what is typical or usual.

3. Perpetrated - Carried out or committed (an action, typically a harmful, illegal, or immoral one).

4. Accosted - Approached boldly or aggressively, typically with a demand or request.

5. Evasion - The act of avoiding or escaping something, typically through deceit or cleverness.

6. Malignant - Showing great malevolence; intending to do harm or evil.

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1. The kids thought Boo killed Mrs. Radley but Atticus told them she died of natural causes. They did not ask further questions because Jem had a notion that Atticus suspected them of their actions last summer and was still touchy about the Bradleys.
2. It snowed, an unusual phenomenon in Maycomb. Mr. Avery told the kids that bad children like them made the seasons change. The children borrowed snow from Miss Maudie.

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1. Symbol
- Snowfall : the disruption of the ordinary routine and the unity it brings to the community.
- Fire : represents destructive forces, while Boo Radley's act of placing a blanket around Scout's shoulders symbolizes his care and compassion.

2. Foreshadowing
- The fire at Miss Maudie's house foreshadows the trial and its impact on the community. It suggests that destructive forces will come into play and disrupt the lives of the characters.

3. Personification
- The fire is personified when Scout describes it as having a mind of its own, creating the sense that the fire possesses intent and agency.

4. Irony
- Miss Maudie reacts positively to the destruction of her house by stating that she always wanted a smaller one. This ironic statement shows her optimistic and resilient character.

5. Allusion
- When Scout mentions "General Jackson" referring to Stonewall Jackson, it is an allusion to the American Civil War and serves to situate the events within a historical context.

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a. Unfathomable: incapable of being fully explored or understood

n. Prophet: a person regarded as an inspired teacher or proclaimer of the will of god.

n. Aberration: a departure from what is normal, usual, or expected, typically an unwelcome one

v. Accost: approach and address (someone) boldly or aggressively

v. Glisten: (of something wet or greasy) shine with a sparkling light

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1. Jem&Scout-makes snowman together making fun of mr. Avery
2. Jem&Scout, ms.Maudie-she warned them not to step flowers in her garden while they were making snowman in there.
3. villagers and ms.Maudie-They helped put out the fire in her house.
4. Scout and Arthur-He gently covered her with a blanket without her knowledge.

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1. Babbled - 헛소리를 했다 - Spoke rapidly and incoherently, often with excessive enthusiasm or excitement.

2. Omitting - 생략하다 - Leaving out or excluding something.

3. Heartened - 격려 받은 - Encouraged or filled with hope.

4. Dryly - 건조하게 - In a matter-of-fact or sarcastic manner, without showing much emotion.

5. Cordial - 우호적인 - Warmly friendly and welcoming.

6. Perplexity - 당황 - Confusion or puzzlement.

7. Morphodite - 혼성체 - An informal term used to refer to a person or thing with ambiguous or indeterminate characteristics.

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On a rare occasion of light snowfall, school is unexpectedly closed. Jem and Scout take the opportunity to gather snow from Miss Maudie's yard and construct a small figure using dirt as its base, which they cover with snow. The figure resembles their neighbor, Mr. Avery, who is known for his unpleasantness. However, when Atticus discovers the strong resemblance, he insists that they disguise it. Jem solves the issue by placing Miss Maudie's sunhat on the figure's head and placing her hedge clippers in its hands, much to Miss Maudie's dismay.

Later that night, Atticus wakes up Scout and assists her in putting on her bathrobe and coat. He then accompanies both Scout and Jem outside.

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Ms. Maudie - Her house was burning so people in Maycomb helped her by moving furniture and fire truck together.

Atticus - He told Jem and Scout to go in front of the Radley gate and stay away from fire. He carried Ms. Maudie’s heavy oak rocking chair that she valued most. He stayed with Ms. Maudie.

Mr. Avery - He worked hard to move furniture in Ms. Maudie’s house. He got stuck when he was climbing the windows, but he got loose so he was alright.

Jem & Scout - They stayed closely together to keep warm. Jem took care of Scout as Atticus told him to. Scout depended on Jem when she saw Mr. Avery got stuck.

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”Those Bellingraths’ll look plain puny when I get started!"

- Bellingrath Gardens

The Bellingrath Gardens were created by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bellingrath and were opened to the public for the first time in 1932. Miss Maudie refers to Mr. and Mrs. Bellingrath and their garden in To Kill A Mockingbird. She means that once she has rebuilt a smaller house for herself to live in, she will have a larger garden to plant many beautiful flowers and plants.

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1. plaster (v.) 회반죽을 바르다

2. stovewood (n.) cut wood for burning in a stove

3. jim-dandy (adj.) 굉장한 것

4. perpetrate (v.) 저지르다

5. libel (n.) 명예 훼손

6. morphodite (n.) (slang) Hermaphrodite: 암수한몸

7. tousled (adj.) 엉킨