Welcome! Wednesday, may 3rd Please come in quietly. Have a seat in your assigned seat. Write in your agenda. Add to your Table of Contents: Page 127: “Tell-Tale Heart” Questions 4-6

set The teacher will show a cartoon of ”The Tell-Tale Heart.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDLLHTdVSgU

Clear Target Today we will read “The Tell-Tale Heart” So that we can answer questions 4-6. We’ll know we’ve got it when we can identify specific examples of something the narrator has said to prove he is insane.

Today we will read “The Tell-Tale Heart” so that we can answer questions 4-6. “The tell-tale heart” Copy down the following question on page 127 of your ISN; answer the question. Question 4: Reread paragraph 4. Why is it ironic that the old man feared robbers? What should he have feared? Write in complete sentences.

Today we will read “The Tell-Tale Heart” so that we can answer questions 4-6. “The tell-tale heart” Check for Understanding: The narrator says that the old man was still sitting up in the bed listening […], hearkening to the deathwatches in the wall. What are deathwatches? Deathwatches are beetles that burrow into wood and make tapping sounds, which some people believe are a sign of approaching death.

Today we will read “The Tell-Tale Heart” so that we can answer questions 4-6. “The tell-tale heart” Copy down the following question on page 127 of your ISN; answer the question. Question 5: Reread paragraph 9. Identify four sensory details and explain the effect of each to the reader. Write in complete sentences.

Today we will read “The Tell-Tale Heart” so that we can answer questions 4-6. “The tell-tale heart” Check for Understanding: What is one example of something the narrator has said or done that indicates he is insane?

Today we will read “The Tell-Tale Heart” so that we can answer questions 4-6. “The tell-tale heart” Copy down the following question on page 127 of your ISN; answer the question. Question 6: Poe once wrote that every word in a story should create a “single, overwhelming impression.” In your opinion, what impression was he trying to create in this story? Write in complete sentences.

Clear Target check Today we will read “The Tell-Tale Heart” So that we can answer questions 4-6. We’ll know we’ve got it when we can identify specific examples of something the narrator has said to prove he is insane.

Closure The teacher will pass out a half sheet with questions on it. Today we will read “The Tell-Tale Heart” so that we can answer questions 4-6. Closure The teacher will pass out a half sheet with questions on it. Use your responses to questions 4-6 in your notebook to help you complete the half sheet. Make sure your name is on your half sheet. When you are done, you may pack up your materials.