1. Bell Ringer: Independent Reading 2. Lit Term Quiz Learning Target: I can identify and analyze irony. 1. Bell Ringer: Independent Reading 2. Lit Term Quiz 3. Text Analysis: Catacombs & Carnival 4. Text Analysis: Cask of Amontillado 5. Theme Statement 6. Short Story: Climax Bell Ringer: Independent Reading – 15 minutes Interactive Bookmark: Purpose for reading: Analyze conflict and theme. Due Friday. You will need: Homework: Finish Climax if needed. Vocab Quiz Thursday. USA Test Prep due Friday.
Bookmark Excellence – 2nd Interactive Bookmark Excellence – 2nd Learning Target: I can identify and analyze irony. “No door in the community was ever locked.” The locked doors made Jonas feel uneasy. “I can call Garden Heights ghetto all I want. Nobody else can.” I feel like because Starr has to act difference and she comes from somewhere else her ghetto place she calls home is all she knows and ignorant people making comments about what they do not know angers her. “I begin to run trying to outrun the assassin within me. Like I can no longer stand to be in my own skin.” This demonstrates man vs self since she is mad at herself for killing that girl.
Bookmark Excellence – 3rd Interactive Bookmark Excellence – 3rd Learning Target: I can identify and analyze irony. The Hunger Games is about to happen and Katniss is worried she will get picked. She is trying to forget. (Conflict) One of the main conflicts is whether Martha thinks she is good enough to be a writer. (Internal conflict) It seems Naruto and his son have a rather conflicting relationship. Naruto is barely home because he’s bokage and this probably made Boruto hate him. “I stole the ring.” This line creates tension and conflict. After Jake leads the team to a win, his dad couldn’t just say good job.
Bookmark Excellence – 4th Interactive Bookmark Excellence – 4th Learning Target: I can identify and analyze irony. “You can do it. You just need the will!” Her dads character is very sarcastic and rude. “The public will believe Dr. Shapiro.” The conflict is that the public does not believe Kathleen. Conflict- Sam dropped a very important piece to stop Grace. Shay says “But we’re not going to get caught. And if we do, I’ll take the blame.” This shows that Shay really cares about her friendship with Tally.
Upcoming Thursday, 8/29 – Vocab 2A Quiz – 2B Vocab canceled Learning Target: I can identify and analyze irony. Upcoming Thursday, 8/29 – Vocab 2A Quiz – 2B Vocab canceled Friday, 8/30 – Short Story due Wednesday, 9/4 – Unit 2A Test
BLUE SIDE Lit Term Quiz Learning Target: I can identify and analyze irony. Lit Term Quiz BLUE SIDE
Informational Text Analysis Learning Target: I can identify and analyze irony. Informational Text Analysis Pg. 127 – Qs 2-4
Irony Three Types of Irony Dramatic Verbal Situational Definition Learning Target: I can identify and analyze irony. Irony Three Types of Irony Dramatic Verbal Situational Definition Example(s)
Literary Text Analysis Learning Target: I can identify and analyze irony. Literary Text Analysis Pg 131- Read Aloud Purpose for Reading: Underline or highlight any examples of verbal or dramatic irony. Circle unknown words or phrases.
Literary Text Analysis Learning Target: I can identify and analyze irony. Literary Text Analysis Pg. 138- Complete chart with a partner
Learning Target: I can identify and analyze irony. Theme Statement The (GENRE) (TITLE) by (AUTHOR) focuses on (MAIN IDEA) and reveals (STATEMENT ABOUT HUMANITY). Example: The novel Harry Potter by JK Rowling focuses on love and reveals that love is the most powerful magic we have.
Theme Statement YOUR TURN: Write a theme statement for this text. Learning Target: I can identify and analyze irony. Theme Statement YOUR TURN: Write a theme statement for this text.
Exit Ticket Think back to the short story you are writing: Learning Target: I can identify and analyze irony. Exit Ticket Think back to the short story you are writing: On a sheet of notebook paper, write the climax of the story. Homework: Finish Climax if needed. Vocab Quiz Thursday. USA Test Prep due Friday.