“Button, Button” is a captivating short story that serves as the opening lesson in Book I of the English 1st Year curriculum. Written by Richard Matheson, this thought-provoking tale delves into themes of morality, human nature, and the consequences of one’s choices. The story follows the lives of Norma and Arthur Lewis, a couple who find themselves in possession of a mysterious button device.
They are presented with a sinister offer: if they push the button, they will receive a substantial sum of money, but someone they don’t know will die as a result. The lesson encourages students to engage in critical discussions about ethical dilemmas, the ripple effects of decisions, and the complexities of human behavior. Through the lens of “Button, Button,” students embark on a journey of literary exploration and moral introspection, setting the tone for a year of stimulating English education.
Lesson No. 1 Button, Button Full Notes
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