Bellringer Take out the poem “Narcissa” that you read and annotated using TPC for homework. In the bellringer section of your binder: 1.Describe “Narcissa”

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Bellringer Take out the poem “Narcissa” that you read and annotated using TPC for homework. In the bellringer section of your binder: 1.Describe “Narcissa” is one word. 2.Select textual evidence from the poem to support your description. Also, need to introduce you to the Cycle 5 activity, so please take out your Orange Think-Tac-Toe sheet and review “Similes.”

Similes 1. Select one of your cycle 5, step 3 words. 2. Brainstorm comparisons that word lends itself to. 3. Setup simile relationship. 4. Explain comparison.

1.Select one of your cycle 5, step 3 words. misconception 2.Brainstorm comparisons that word lends itself to. Allowing them greatly alters your perspective or your thinking * Can cause inaccuracies 3. Setup simile relationship.Allowing misconceptions is like permitting weeds to overtake your garden. 4. Explain the comparison.Weeds are unwanted plants that can cause harm or danger to the flowers and plants that are desired. One must spend time digging them up or unplanting them to eliminate them. Finding the root cause to prevent them from occurring again is even wiser. So one must do with misconceptions. One must spend time “weeding” through where and how the mishap of information clouded his thinking, so he can accurately comprehend information for which he was searching. An example of the simile activity

Outcomes I can determine literal and figurative meanings within a text. I can identify allusions to determine how they impact a text.

Narcissa

Task 1: Comprehend the poem.

Task 2: Read and objectively summarize a myth.

Objective Summary:

What connections can be made between the two texts? Task 3: Find connections between the two texts.

Task 4: Consider the impact of the allusion in the poem… How does the allusion help you to understand the subject of the poem better?

1. Describe how your analysis of the poem changed upon identifying and analyzing the allusion. 2.Revisit your bellringer. Now how would you describe Narcissa? Closure

Independent Time Finish your closure; be prepared to share out. 1.Describe how your analysis of the poem changed upon identifying and analyzing the allusion. 2.Revisit your bellringer. Now how would you describe Narcissa? 3.Complete/revise similes and turn in 4.Complete and submit any missing or late work from this week. 5.Read an independent novel.