3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary devices in writing

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3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary devices in writing Finding Common Ground YN: The Dot project writing from wall 1. Please remove your “The Dot” writing (the description of the project) from the wall and put into your notebooks. I made edits and there is a grade in gradebook.

3 October 2017 SWBAT analyze the use of literary devices in writing UPCOMING- EVEN DAY THIS WEEK 10/3 Novel discussion Stations Vocab practice HW: various novel assignments 10/5 HW: TBD NEXT WEEK 10/9 (SUB) Essay drafting HW: Body-novel 10/11 Peer Edit-Novel Workshop-Censorship HW: Body-Censorship 10/13 Vocab Exam Peer Edit-Censorship WS: Intro/Conclusion HW: Intro/Conclusion Put this in your Agenda

HOMEWORK 1. Study your vocabulary 3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing Finding Common Ground HOMEWORK Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes) 1. Study your vocabulary

3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing Finding Common Ground #makeyourbed beds Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes)

Stations YN: paper, pen, textbook, novel, vocabulary 3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing Finding Common Ground Stations YN: paper, pen, textbook, novel, vocabulary Before you go, I need to review each station 12-15 minute increments Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes)

YN: your novel, pen, paper, phone? 3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing Finding Common Ground YN: your novel, pen, paper, phone? Respond to prompt Flipgrid In writing Station 1 Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes)

Bring disparate pieces together to form one unified puzzle. 3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing Finding Common Ground YN: brain, puzzle pieces Bring disparate pieces together to form one unified puzzle. Station 2 Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes)

Complete a plot diagram over your novel 3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing Finding Common Ground YN: your novel, pen, paper Complete a plot diagram over your novel 1. Please pay specific attention to the language “exposition” “theme” Station 3 Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes)

Create a 6 Sentence Synopsis of your novel 3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing Finding Common Ground Station 4 YN: novel, paper, pen Create a 6 Sentence Synopsis of your novel Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes)

1. One rainy day, two bored kids. 3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing FINDING COMMON GROUND 1. One rainy day, two bored kids. 2. a figure appears, and he is loaded with fun ideas. 3. the kids have to choose between their desire for fun 4. and the lessons they have learned. 5. There’s only a short window of time before their parents get back and see the destruction 6. Will good win out in the end? Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes)

YN: vocabulary cards, pen, paper Create a story, pass it on 3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing Finding Common Ground YN: vocabulary cards, pen, paper Create a story, pass it on Tell me a story using the vocabulary Know that someone else is coming in to twist it. Highlight the words so I can see them. Sign your name so I can give credit Station 5 Raconteur Revelry Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes)

Identify claim, support with evidence, identify method of persuasion 3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing Finding Common Ground YN: annotated article Identify claim, support with evidence, identify method of persuasion You already know: Article name: “goes in quotes” Author: (you did not create, so you need to source) Site: where did it come from Station 6 Prove It Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes)

Identify method of persuasion 3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing Finding Common Ground YN: annotated article Identify method of persuasion Ethos (drop names for credibility) Pathos (tell story to help connect) Logos (facts and figures to establish logic) Station 6 Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes) Prove It Rhetorical devices

YN: textbook, stickynotes Identify literary devices 3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing Finding Common Ground YN: textbook, stickynotes Identify literary devices Read paragraphs 6-8 together (I would read one at a time) 2. Go back and identify any devices we have discussed on stickynote 3. Know that I will ask how this is effective—how it convinces you of her message (and I will ask what her message seems to be) Station 7 Duly Noted Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes)

“The Quilt of a Country” 3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing Finding Common Ground Textbook Work “The Quilt of a Country” Tell me ones you have already seen Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes) Annotation Skills Irony Juxtaposition Allusion Rhetorical Questions Repetition You will eventually be answering: How does Quindlan use the devices to emphasize her claim?

HOMEWORK 1. Study your vocabulary 3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing Finding Common Ground HOMEWORK Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes) 1. Study your vocabulary

Write on a piece of scratch paper Name/Teacher/Block/Date 3 October 2017 SWBAT: analyze the use of literary and rhetorical devices in writing Finding Common Ground Write on a piece of scratch paper Name/Teacher/Block/Date None PLEASE USE MLA HEADING Bellwork (5 minutes) Agenda (3 minutes) Workshop Stations Peace/Out (2 minutes)