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World Literature and Composition 07 November 2014

Warm-up Academic Language North: East: West: Discourse Roles North: East: West: TASK: No warm up. Preparing for literary analysis essay.

Content Language Objective Students analyze in speaking and writing various literary and poetic elements of a text, using academic vocabulary (tone, connotation, figurative language, imagery, theme, etc.), with: Annotations Graphic Organizer (TP-CASTT) Collaboration

Preparation for literary analysis essay: You have been given 5 texts—3 poems and 2 prose pieces. You are to thoroughly prepare 3 of those with the appropriate graphic organizer—TP-CASTT or SIFT (note: you can not choose all 3 poems) These organizers will be turned in and graded.

Agenda Seating/Attendance/Warmup Learning Objectives 5 texts, preparation for literary analysis essay Wrap-up, reflection on learning objectives