T.D.Q. for “The Cyclops” (3:34 clip) Debrief "The Cyclops" Polyphemus' story: http://scope.scholastic.com/video-archive Scroll Down to "Cyclops: My.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Islam in World History WORLD HISTORY. Stinger 1.What do you already know or think you know about Islam? 2.How does the image to the right fit with your.

Advertisements

What’s your opinion?What’s your opinion? People’s dreams deal with the attainment of money. Do you agree or disagree with this statement? Provide examples.

What’s your opinion?What’s your opinion?  Fear of punishment or some sort of personal gain is often the motivation for being/doing “good.” Do you agree.

Where questions, not answers, are the driving force in thinking.

Where questions, not answers, are the driving force in thinking.

Presented By Cathy Haver and Laura Scully LBUSD.  to engage in focused literature discussions  to gain a deeper understanding of the text through discussion.

IN YOUR JOURNAL, ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTION What was important to the people during the Dark Ages? Make a list Pick your top answer and write why it.

YOU NEED YOUR BOOKS TODAY. PLEASE PLACE YOUR HOMEWORK IN THE APPROPRIATE BIN BEHIND MY DESK.

TKAM Philosophical Debate Task 1: Quote Analysis Task 2: Philosophical Debate Task 3: Reflection.

Unit 2- Developing Writing Skills 4

Warm-up November 13 What is the purpose of using a bulleted list in an informational text? Please respond in paragraph form, using complete sentences.

DO NOW Take out completed draft of body paragraph #1 Copy homework.

By Mr. Hall. When you form an opinion about something and you argue it with others by writing. WHAT IS ARGUMENTATIVE WRITING? Remember its ok to disagree.

RP Expository Questions #1-9 Constructed Response.

Where questions, not answers, are the driving force in thinking.

Please paraphrase the following quote from the article: “Researchers have also tested the effects of the games on teens’ brains. The findings show that.

Writing an Opinion Piece. Expressing an Opinion An opinion is a thought or belief about someone or something.

Analytical paragraph A how-to guide. What is it? In an analytical paragraph a writer analyzes a particular topic and breaks it down into logically flowing.

Writing a One/Two Chunk Paragraph

Literature Vocabulary Quiz 2

My Money Personality. My Money Personality Your money personality guides how you use money Values Beliefs Attitudes Expectations Emotions are part.

Writing: Body Paragraph Format

The Tail Joyce Hansen Pages

Odyssey Citing and Conclusions

Introduction to Epic and Myth “The Cyclops”

Writing Body Paragraph 1 of Your Mini-Essay

Developing Student Writing

The Odyssey Book 9.

Activator and Summarizers

Argumentative Essay.

Frankenstein Final Essay

Tuesday, January 9, 2018 Bellwork: Take out a sheet of paper. Put your name and class period on it. Write an adventure story. Include at least one main.

Background On the Cyclops

Schaffer Paragraph Notes

Writing Terms and Literary analysis essay information

Composition Notes.

Part II: “Argus” and “The Suitors”

The Odyssey Book 9 (1210).

Act II Assessment Instructions

Argument Essay Point/Counterpoint.

Welcome! August 28th, 2017 Monday

How to Write a Character Analysis

Bellringer Trade your introductions with a neighbor.

Library Day!! Get Your Books!

The Odyssey: Unit Objectives

Translated by Robert Fitzgerald

Arguing by the seat of your pants

Writing a paper: Introductory paragraphs

Activator: name that archetype!

Welcome AVID Scholars Warm – Up:

BUILDING STRONG ARGUMENTS THROUGH ANALYSIS

Information to Review for Odyssey Part I Test

Success in Beowulf E12.

BELLRINGER Write a well-constructed sentence (or two) responding to the following: When you sit down to construct an essay responding to a writing.

CHAPTER 3.2 PERSONAL IDENTITY AND CHARACTER.

Hamlet Act III: The Turning Point

Please take Cornell Notes

Introduction to Epic and Myth “The Cyclops”

Organizing Evidence and writing an Opinion Paragraph

-Take out a sheet of paper -Fold it in half -On the top of the left hand side write POSITIVE -On the top of the right hand side write NEGATIVE.

Introduction to Epic and Myth “The Cyclops”

Theme - the message that appears throughout the text

October 29, 2015 Bellwork: Conflict

Title of Book By: Author’s Name

Writing a paper: Introductory paragraphs

Resources (Human).

Decide & Defend WHAT: Interpret math work, decide if you agree or disagree, draft, and defend your decision. WHY: To build the mathematical habits of interpreting,

Presentation transcript:

T.D.Q. for “The Cyclops” (3:34 clip) Debrief "The Cyclops" Polyphemus' story: http://scope.scholastic.com/video-archive Scroll Down to "Cyclops: My Side of the Story" and click play on the video (left side) or you can click "CNTL+F" search for Cyclops notes: hospitality (new: p.923) + hubris (sin of too much pride) How were the Greek traits of hubris and hospitality (p.923) displayed? Cite textual evidence.

Philosophical Chairs: Odyssey

What’s your opinion: Agree or Disagree? Leaders are always responsible for their people.

Move to your side of the room. DISCUSS WITH SOMEONE NEAR YOU WHO SHARES YOUR OPINION!

Respond to the prompt: Leaders are always responsible for their people Concerning/In regards to (topic), I agree/disagree (your position)… My views are based on (What influences your beliefs?... Furthermore, (elaborate)… (your own closing sentence)…

What’s your opinion: Agree or Disagree? A hero should be physically fit.

Move to your side of the room. DISCUSS WITH SOMEONE NEAR YOU WHO SHARES YOUR OPINION!

Respond to the prompt: A hero should be physically fit. Concerning/In regards to (topic), I agree/disagree (your position)… My views are based on (What influences your beliefs?... Furthermore, (elaborate)… (your own closing sentence)…

What’s your opinion: Agree or Disagree? A leader always makes sacrifices.

Move to your side of the room. DISCUSS WITH SOMEONE NEAR YOU WHO SHARES YOUR OPINION!

Respond to the prompt: A leader always makes sacrifices. Concerning/In regards to (topic), I agree/disagree (your position)… My views are based on (What influences your beliefs?... Furthermore, (elaborate)… (your own closing sentence)…

Ticket out the Door Reflect on today’s discussion by jotting down 2 bullet points.

T.O.D. – colored mini-paragraph Reflection: TS, “EX”(PC), 2CM, CS In Odyssey’s “Cyclops,” the main character, Odysseus makes decisions that affect others. Does Odysseus take responsibility for his role as a leader and a hero, or is he reckless in his behavior and disregards his responsibilities as a leader? Clarify and defend your position with textual evidence.