Day 62 LotF Essay Appositives and The Necklace

Objectives Understand and Identify Characterization in The Necklace. Identify and Understand Appositives. Homework: Bring R&J on Monday. Bring LotF on Monday. Submit LotF paper by Monday morning.

Warm Up

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Characterization

Auditory and Visual Practice Complete your characterization chart on the story's main character, Mathilde and submit through Google Classroom. When finished, complete the questions.

Appositives!

1. My brother Bill has a cabin in the mountains. Instructions: Identify the appositive. You do not need to write out the entire sentence. 1. My brother Bill has a cabin in the mountains. 2. Friday, my birthday, will be the thirteenth. 3. Hopping on the fence was a rare bird, the cedar waxwing. 4. This is Fred, an old roommate of mine.

Appositives practice Download the worksheet from Google Classroom and complete it in your pair. Raise your hand with any questions. When finished, take our your VCR and work on 10C.

Constructed Response Golding states, “The theme of Lord of the Flies is an attempt to trace the defects of society back to the defects of human nature.” How does he exemplify this in the text through the characterization of the boys? Pick two of the characters and examine their characterization and/or to prove the theme. The response must be one page in length. It must address the theme and follow the CR template on the next slide. You will have the rest of the class period to complete but it is due on Monday to Turnitin.com

Constructed Response Thesis: Introductory Statement identifying the main point Reference Detail I Elaboration, Signification, Explanation Reference Detail II Elaboration ,Significance, Explanation Synthesis: Conclude by connecting all ideas.

Closure - 3,2,1 Write: 3 things you learned about characterization today. 2 examples of appositive phrases. 1 question you have regarding the lecture.