Lord of the Flies Chapter 2 PowerPoint (PPT) Summary and Analysis

Lord of the Flies Complete PowerPoint Unit Bundle (13 PPTs) Summary & Analysis

Teach Lord of the Flies by William Golding from start to finish with this complete 13-PowerPoint unit bundle! Each chapter-specific PPT is fully editable and packed with summaries, in-depth analysis, character studies, themes, symbolism, key quotes, and interactive activities. Designed for Grades 8–11, this bundle is ideal for literature circles, scaffolded notes, and study guides, helping students engage with the novel’s rich symbolism, thought-provoking themes, and complex characters. From the first moments on the island to the harrowing conclusion, these lessons guide students through every major event and literary device in Lord of the Flies, while fostering critical thinking and higher-order analysis. What’s Inside the 13-PPT Bundle: -Chapter Summaries: Clear, detailed breakdowns of every chapter -Character Analysis: Ralph, Piggy, Jack, Simon, Roger, the littluns, and more -Theme Exploration: Civilization vs. savagery, fear and power, mob mentality, loss of innocence, leadership, and moral responsibility -Symbolism Explained: Conch shell, Piggy’s glasses, the beast, the Lord of the Flies, the fire, and more -Key Quotes Analysis: Context, meaning, and thematic insight -Interactive Activities: Warmers, debates, creative writing prompts, role-plays, and artistic tasks -Exit Tickets & Reflection Tasks for formative assessment in every PPT -Fully Editable Slides to adapt for different lesson lengths and teaching styles Why Teachers Love This Bundle: -Saves hours of planning—covers the entire novel in 13 ready-to-teach lessons -Builds comprehension and analysis through Scaffolded Notes -Encourages Activities, Critical Thinking, and Problem Solving -Perfect for Lessons, Literature Circles, and Study Guides -Aligned with DOK and Bloom’s Taxonomy: DOK 1 / Remembering: Recall key events, characters, and symbols from each chapter DOK 2 / Understanding & Applying: Explain thematic and symbolic connections across the novel DOK 3 / Analyzing & Evaluating: Compare character motivations, leadership styles, and turning points DOK 4 / Creating: Produce original creative pieces—letters, eulogies, symbolic sketches, and reimagined scenes—rooted in textual evidence