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Symbolism

Writing Utensil Lined Piece of Paper The Other Wes Moore ON YOUR DESK: Projection for Monday/Read day

Consider the role of symbolism in Chapter 3. As you Read: Symbolism Consider the role of symbolism in Chapter 3. On a lined piece of paper keep a record of the symbols that you think have deeper meanings than what Wes Moore describes. If there is time, begin to describe these symbols on your piece of paper. This list is your exit ticket. Projection for Monday/Read day

Lined Paper from Yesterday The Other Wes Moore ON YOUR DESK: Writing Utensil Lined Paper from Yesterday The Other Wes Moore Projection for Monday/Read day

Quick Write: Symbolism In a paragraph, connect one of the following words to the symbolism it possesses for Chapter 3 of The Other Wes Moore. Education Drugs Darkness Standards Home Why do authors use different aspects of life as symbols? *To class after writing: Which ever word was selected for this quick write will be the word you need to take notes on in class. All other parts of this class will be discussion.

PowToons: Symbolism

Why do authors use different aspects of life as symbols? Purpose of Symbolism Why do authors use different aspects of life as symbols? What does this usage do for the audience?

Directions: Assessment for this Week Everyone will verbally discuss the following questions regarding symbolism. You must respond, in writing, to the symbol from the quick write. Structure: TPR (Topic, Position, Reason) Support (Textual Evidence/Citation) Explain (Connect evidence to position) *Prompt students to write down the question they wish to respond to during the discussion portion.

Symbolism: Education What symbol does Wes’s school indicate to his friends? How does that alter their relationship with other friends? How does the symbol of education vary for each Wes? Wes: 48/49 Other Wes: 59

How does Wes create a symbol through the panhandler character? Symbolism: Drugs How does Wes create a symbol through the panhandler character? What does this symbol tell us about the society surrounding both Wes characters? Wes: 50 Other Wes: 59

How does darkness play a factor in Wes and Justin’s lives? Symbolism: Darkness How does darkness play a factor in Wes and Justin’s lives? What symbolism could be derived from this time of day? Wes: 51/52

How do standards play a major role in this chapter? Symbolism: Standards How do standards play a major role in this chapter? What do these standards symbolize within each character? Standards for Living/Dress Standards built by Mothers Standards built by Peers Large variety of options

What does home symbolize for both Wes characters? Symbolism: Home What does home symbolize for both Wes characters? How are their symbols of home alike? How are they different? Wes: 55 Other Wes: 57, 61

Ticket Out the Door Review your Quick Write response from the start of this period. Juxtapose this response with your discussion response. Answer: What parts did you omit from your first response that you should have included? Is your second response stronger? Why? What do you need to improve upon?