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If all of the elements of this lesson plan are employed, students will develop the following powers, skills, and understanding:
To identify and discuss the many possible themes of the text, and recognize differing interpretations of these themes.
To identify the novel's symbols and consider differing interpretations thereof.
To situate the novel within a historical context and connect it to contemporary events.
To analyze the novel's characters and their roles in the narrative.
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The Question and Answer section for Watership Down is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
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Clover is getting used to freedom but also feels exposed,
"I like it underground all right," said Clover, as they came up into the fresh air. "The closed space is really very much like a hutch, except that it's darker. The difficult thing for us...
Watership Down was Richard Adams' first novel and began as tales he told his young daughters during long, tedious journeys in the car; they insisted he wrote the stories down, and he completed the first draught eighteen moths later. The title...
