1. list some important ideas that johnny tremain includes. why did you choose those ideas? 2. tell how using a reading role you understand the book. the reading roles are described in the link on unit 4, lesson 1, slide 4. support your response with at least two pieces of evidence from the novel.

Personally I think that one of the most relevant ideas or tops Johnny Tremain talks about is how quickly children are forced to leave childhood behind in order to become 'men'. Even nowadays we still bully and mock children that still act like children simply because society tends to normalize this abnormal expectation of kids becoming men as soon as they reach certain age instead of allowing them to experience the appropiate adulthood process.

Also, the independence of the British power itself its a topic we must highlight as it portrays the importance to set a goal and work as a whole in order to achieve it.

Reading roles encourages young readers to improve their reading skills as it helps us comprehend important situations that are vital for the understanding of a book.

In Page 10 there's a quote that reads 'Johnny knew his power. He could have easily made friends with  Dove, for Dove was lonely and admired Johnny''

With the help of a Reading Role we can understand that the narrator is attempting to portray how complicated Johnny's character is.

Hope this helps!

The ideas which were important was the discrimination and the segregation. This is because the story deals with the narration of the African American family so they are often victim of the discriminatory and the other related practices.

After reading the book, it gave a clear picture of the situation of the African American people living there. It helped in understanding the entire scenario where the practices of discrimination are done against the family.

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