Chapter 14 TKAMB by https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm en-us 2017-01-05 18:48:20 UTC 2017-01-09 21:54:08 UTC hello@padlet.com Plot Points cparker18 https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/145765266 -Jem and Scout get glanced at because their father is the defense lawyer of Tom Robinson.

-Scout is wondering about what the word rape means.

-Atticus defines the word to Scout in an easy understanding.

-Aunt Alexandra tells Scout she can not go to church with Calpurnia the next Sunday.

-Aunt Alexandra tries to convince Atticus to get rid of Calpurnia.

-Atticus refuses to get rid of Calpurnia.

-Jem and Scout get into a fight, because Jem lectures Scout about leaving Aunt Alexandra alone, and they are both sent to bed by Atticus

-Jem and Scout discover Dill hiding under Scout's bed.

-Dill tells Jem and Scout a story explaining that he ran away from his old home because he was neglected and chained up, and that he joined a circus. 

-Jem tells Atticus Dill is at their house

-Scout and Dill get angry with Jem because he broke their trust and told on them.

-Atticus talks to Miss Rachel, Dill's aunt, and he can stay at least one night with the Finches.

-In the morning, Dill goes to see Scout in bed, he talks about his mother and new father.

-Dill also tells Scout that he wants a baby from a man who has a boat full of them.


]]> 2017-01-06 18:59:36 UTC https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/145765266 Importance of the Chapter cparker18 https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/145774377 The importance of the chapter is that Jem is becoming older, more mature, and more socially conscious. It also gives the reason why he feels the need to lecture Scout. Also what is important in this chapter is that Dill ran away from his home, which indicates how good of a father Atticus is, and how he keeps a good house hold.Another thing that is important is that Jem tells Atticus that Dill is at their house hiding, and Scout sees this as betrayal, but its Jem's next step to adulthood.  ]]> 2017-01-06 19:35:39 UTC https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/145774377 In this activity you can use flash cards, and plays game. The cards are all on Characters mentioned in chapter 14, or have a role in the chapter. cparker18 https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/145878745 2017-01-08 20:34:14 UTC https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/145878745 Quote 1 - Atticus talking to Alexandra after she tells him to get rid of Calpurnia. cparker18 https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/145879714 "Alexandra, Calpurnia's not leaving this house until she wants to.  You may think otherwise, but I couldn't have got along without her all these years.  She's a faithful member of this family and you'll simply have to accept things the way they are" (Lee 182)

This quote is important to the story because it shows the relationships in the Finch home. Atticus thinks of Calpurnia as family, and wouldn't let her go because his sister Alexandra told him too.

]]> 2017-01-08 20:51:57 UTC https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/145879714 Quote 2 - How Dill feels about his mother and new father. cparker18 https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/145879867 "....they do get on a lot better without me.  I can't help them any.  They ain't mean.  They buy me everything I want, but it's now-you've-got-it-go-play-with-it" (Lee 191).

This quote supports the importance of the story because it expresses how Dill wants to be treated. He is energetic and wants to have fun and explore. Dill wants to be loved and noticed by others.]]> 2017-01-08 20:54:52 UTC https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/145879867 Quote 3 - When Jem and Scout get into a fight, Scout explains to the readers how he is like now. cparker18 https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/145880204 "His maddening superiority was unbearable these days.  he didn't want to do anything but read and go off by himself.  Still, everything he read he passed along to me, but with this difference: formerly, because he thought I'd like it; now, for my edification and instruction" (Lee 184).

This quote is important to the story because it shows how Scout sees Jem now. It also explains how Jem is changing, and how he is changing from a kid to a man. Instead of playing and doing stuff with Scout and Dill, he goes off by himself, being more independent. ]]> 2017-01-08 21:00:48 UTC https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/145880204 Media Resource - This is a summary of Chapter 14 on YouTube by T Brent. cparker18 https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/145881924 2017-01-08 21:39:49 UTC https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/145881924 Quote 4 - How Scout thinks of herself in Atticus' life. cparker18 https://padlet.com/cparker18/v2bqade0m1zm/wish/146094397 ".....what I would do if Atticus did not feel the necessity of my presence, help, and advice.  Why, he couldn't get along a day without me.  Even Calpurnia couldn't get along unless I was there.  They needed me" (191).

This quote is significant because it shows how Scout feels as if she's Atticus' stress reliever. She loves her father, Atticus, so much, and she wants to be important to him.

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