Short Story of the Month "Charles" by Shirley Jackson

Find Common Themes

Reading Literature

Skill: Analyze Common Themes

Using the previous Making Connections activity, brainstorm and list at least FIVE themes

that can apply to both "Charles” and “Dennis the Menace." After each theme, briefly

explain how the theme applies to each story.

Theme 1: Parents can be quick to judge other parents.

Explain:

Theme 2: It's easier to see other people's mistakes rather than your own

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