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In The Grapes of Wrath, the Depression and the Dust Bowl are virtually characters in the novel, shaping the lives of the Joads and others around them. However, in Of Mice and Men, the great migration of men, women, and children caused by the Depression and the Dust Bowl is more of a traditional element of setting yet important nonetheless. Several hundred thousand people fled North and West during the 1930s. Yet these regions were not immune from the effects of the Depression. This activity is meant to expand students analytical skills and to give them a greater understanding of life during the Great Depression. The experiences that they will see and read about are those of teenagers during the 1930s. Like George and Lennie, these teenagers are on the move finding temporary work where they can. Materials Needed/Preparation Review what students know about the Great Depression and the migration that it caused. If your history book is insufficient, try the following online textbook: HYPERLINK "http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/database/subtitles.cfm?titleID=69"http://www.digitalhistory.uh.edu/database/subtitles.cfm?titleID=69 A copy of the PBS American Experience documentary Riding the Rails. As an alternative, Riding the Rails can be streamed online at  HYPERLINK "http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/films/rails/" http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/films/rails/ Copies of Letters from boxcar boys and girls of the Great Depression HYPERLINK "http://erroluys.com/HoboLettersfromRidingtheRails.htm"http://erroluys.com/HoboLettersfromRidingtheRails.htm Copies of pre-documentary journal/discussion topics (optional) Copies of post-documentary journal/discussion topics (optional) Estimated Time 72 minutes to view the documentary 1 3 class periods for activities Procedures Prior to watching the documentary: Journal entry/discussion: What is homelessness? What prejudices are there about the homeless? Why are people homeless? Watch the documentary. Post documentary: Journal entry/discussion: Why were teenagers homeless during the Depression? Why did they ride the rails? What was life like for teenage hobos? Individually or in small groups: Have students create a list of everything their parents provide for them (essentials as well as luxuries). Have students brainstorm what life would be like with no one to care for them. What would they have to do in order to survive? Assign or have students do one of the following: Write a diary entry about a day in their life on their own. Consider allowing students to do this in the style of postings to social networking. Write and perform a one act play about a day in their life on their own. Write and perform an interview about a day in their life on their own. After having listened to period music, have students compose their own song, poem, etc. about a day in their life on their own. Have students create a poster, drawing, or some other artistic rendition about a day in their life on their own. Allow time for sharing, critiquing, and discussing what students produce. Writing/discussion topic: how do the experiences of hobos in Riding the Rails compare with the experiences of Lennie and George? Standards Met History and Social Science Content Standards 11 Students analyze the different explanations for the Great Depression and how the New Deal fundamentally changed the role of the federal government: 3 History-Social Science Content Standards 6-8 Research, Evidence, and Point of View: 1, 4 Reading Standards for Literature 6-12 Key Ideas and Details: 1, 2, 3 Integration of Knowledge and Ideas: 7, 9 Reading Standards for Informational Text 6-12 Key Ideas and Details, 1, 2, 3 Integration of Knowledge and Ideas: 7 Writing Standards 6-12 Text Types and Purposes: 1, 2, 3 Production and Distribution of Writing: 4, 5, 6 Research to Build and Present Knowledge: 8, 9 Speaking and Listening Standards 6-12 Comprehension and Collaboration: 1, 2 Presentation of Knowledge and Ideas: 4, 5, 6 Language Standards 6-12 Conventions of Standards of English: 1, 2 Knowledge of Language: 3 Reading Standards for Literacy in History/Social Studies 6-12 Key Ideas and Details: 1, 2, 3 Craft and Structure: 6 Integration of Knowledge and Ideas: 7, 8, 9 Post Activity/Takeaways/Follow-up Post Activities See Migrant Workers and the Great Depression Leaving Home See Migrant Workers and the Great Depression Why California? See The American Dream Have students research information on homelessness and then compare and contrast homelessness today and homelessness as seen in Riding the Rails and Of Mice and Men. Takeaways Students should come away from this activity with a sense of how the Great Depression affected teenagers. The idea is for them to be able to relate to George and Lennie in a more personal way. Students should have a stronger understanding of life as a migrant farm worker while reading Of Mice and Men. Students should have a greater awareness of homelessness today. Assessment How well do students understand the life of teenage hobos as seen in Riding the Rails? For writing assignments, evaluate how well students adhered to the proper style for their prompt. Quiz on Riding the Rails Riding the Rails Thinking about Homelessness What is homelessness? What prejudices are there about homeless people? Why are people homeless? Riding the Rails Thinking about Homelessness When I think of homelessness, I think it means: When people think of the homeless, they automatically assume: I think that most people are homeless because: Riding the Rails Thinking about Homelessness Use what you learned from the documentary to answer these questions. Why were teenagers homeless during the Great Depression? Why did they ride the rails? What was life like for teenage hobos? Give a few examples. Riding the Rails Thinking about Homelessness Use what you learned from the documentary to answer these questions. 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