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As we read The Crucible, we will post assignment handouts, class discussion documents, and useful sources to help you improve your understanding of the novel. Honors students are responsible for reading The Crucible over the summer - take notes on this play so that you are ready for class discussion and the test during the first few days of school.
If you forget your copy of The Crucible at school, you can read this electronic version of the text.
To put this play in context and improve our understanding of it, check out the following links. Salem Witchcraft Trials 1692 History Channel on Salem Witch Trials History Channel on Puritanism Anti-Communism in the 1950s The Crucible:An Allegory of the Communist Witch Hunt For catching up or studying purposes, review class notes by clicking on the following documents: If you need an extra copy of an assignment handout, they are provided for you below:
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