* Allusion Activity debrief * What do you make of the reading aloud?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

By Joy Agre MUSIC AND ME TOO T 1 MUSIC AND ME TOO 1 - Reading When candidates run for office, they choose a theme song for the campaign. In 1932, Franklin.

Advertisements

1 Structured Inquiry 2 Guided Inquiry 3 Open Inquiry 4 Verification Inquiry.

Week 3 Thursday. E4. Fig19A E4.2A E4.15Cii E4.26A.

One Pager Look- fors Final Unit: Narrative/Descriptive.

Learners Notebook prompts for Unit 1 texts to write routinely over a period of time.

Warm Up  Please grab a NOOK.  Then do the “Opener Comma” Exercises in your writer’s notebook. For the first one, if the sentence is correct, just write.

Instructions for using this template. Remember this is Jeopardy, so where I have written “Answer” this is the prompt the students will see, and where.

Strategies to identify the Main Idea. Step One: Read the entire text. Step Two: Read each paragraph and find the main idea of the single paragraph. Step.

YEAR 11: Big Sister Caroline Window The Outsider Graeme Lay

prompt The style of a piece of literature refers to the particular way in which it is written. Style is not so much what is said, but how it is said.

The House of the Scorpion By Nancy Farmer. Reading Schedule These are assignments for the “night of.” 2/11: Ch. 2 2/12: Ch. 3 2/13: Ch. 4 2/14: Ch. 5.

GENRE STUDY!!! LEARNING THE CHARACTERISTICS OF VARIOUS TYPES OF LITERATURE.

Welcome to Independent Living Day #3 :). Life Quotes… What do you think of when you see these quotes? Jot down your descriptions in your notes. What do.

8/18 Bell Work What is the theme of the story “Little Red Riding Hood?”

 SAT Question of the Day #3  Activity 1.9 p. 43+ OBJECTIVE:  Analyze the use of rhetorical features in an argumentative text.  Compare how a common.

Your Interpretation – Your View. WHAT IS A PHOTO ESSAY? A collection of photos that tell a story or have as the subject a particular theme. A collection.

New Unit: Analytical Reading You will need: Readers’ Notebook Post its Your novel Writing implement.

Module 2A: Unit 1: Lesson 15 Comparing Text Structures: To Kill a Mockingbird and “Those Winter Sundays” (Chapter 6 & 7)

Ending Relationships in Healthy Ways. Although destructive elements can be warning signs in a relationship, they do not necessarily mean a relationship.

Dialectical Notebooks Suggestions for Improvement!

Of Mice and Men: Exam Technique Objectives: Know what kinds of questions to expect in the exam Understand what is expected from your answers Be able to.

WHAT GIVES A TEXT “LITERARY MERIT”? WHAT IS “LITERATURE”? Getting Started...

PERFORMING A CLOSE READING How to do one on a literary passage.

Launching the Readers Theater Groups: Allocating Key Quotes and Scenes.

English 9 Day 35 Objective: To review key events in part 1 and formulate thesis statement in preparation for EA.

Module 1 Unit 2 Lesson 1 Introducing the concept of THEME: Survival in A Long Walk to Water (Chapters 1-5)

“THE SCARLET LETTER” BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE ENGLISH III, UNIT 3.

Sit in assigned seats. Make the following chart on a new paper. Heading: Industrialization, Immigration, Urbanization, Progressive Era Table: What I KnowWhat.

Dialectic Journal for Literature A dialectic journal is a double-entry reader’s response journal that records a dialogue between the ideas in the text.

Persuasive Techniques Just the Basics: see pages in Elements of Literature (4th Course)

Prewriting Techniques Coming up with Ideas. What Is Prewriting At any point in the writing process that you feel stuck or need to regroup is a good time.

 Entry Task: Take your novels and character charts out on your desk. Pull out your Literary Vocabulary and Julius Caesar study guide Hiroshima novel test.

DO NOW: In your Scrapbook: Describe a time when you risked your own safety to help someone else. Why did you decide to do this? Would you have done this.

 Session 1 Pre-Reading Strategies. 1. Look over the titles, headings, and text features  Although it sounds silly, many people jump into a text without.

* Schlink’s use of rhetorical questions (for an example see page 27, p.37) * Using the handout, identify which types of rhetorical questions he is using.

Do Now: September 16, 2015 Get textbooks for your grade level 7 th = Red 8 th = Green.

Poetry Explication A poetry explication is a relatively short analysis which describes the possible meaning of the poem. Your explication will be paper.

AP Language November I can analyze a speaker’s rhetoric in developing his purpose. I can analyze a writer’s use of details in developing his or her.

CHOOSE 1 OF THESE.

Found Poems Found Poems are poems that are composed of phrases that you “find” in a text and combine to create a new poem.

Build Your Dream Team. “You are the average of the five people you spend the most time with.” -Jim Rohm.

Paper 1: Area of Study Belonging. What is the Area of Study? Common area of study for Advanced and Standard students = Paper 1 is common Explore and examine.

End of Unit 1 Assessment: Analyzing Author’s Craft in To Kill a Mockingbird: Allusions, Text Structure, Connections to Traditional Themes, and Figurative.

WELCOME TO CLASS! C. Marshall *ALLEGORY*  A figurative and literal meaning.

DISSECTING A PERSUASIVE ESSAY. Step One Identify the thesis.

Summer Reading Workshop

2.3 Unfamiliar text.

Envelope Theme Activity Part I

“The Scarlet Ibis” by________

Discussion Director What are some of the big ideas from your reading?

Chapter 7 What role should consumerism play in our economy?

Persuasive Techniques

Thomas Jefferson vs. Chief Red Cloud

Informational Unit Test Review

Just a Few Things New seats! No allusions quiz this week

Passage Types Question Types

Photographs are the property of

Theme Activity: Read the quotes you have been assigned.

AQA GCSE Paper 2 Glastonbury and Greenwich fair

Revolution Stations Goal: to learn historical context behind a text in order to better understand themes explored in a text.

Lesson 21: Write a new progress report

Sample Passage analyses for ISU Journal Response 1

Highlighting Informational Passages

Module 2 Unit 2: Lesson 6.

Let’s Prepare! two to three different colors.

Bell Ringer August 20, 2014 On a clean sheet of paper in the writing section of your binder, write the heading above. Then, take a few minutes to examine.

The Painted Drum In-Class Paragraph.

PARAGRAPH CONSTRUCTION

Presentation transcript:

* Allusion Activity debrief

* What do you make of the reading aloud?

* Begin by brainstorming a list of everything you know about Hanna up to this point (through end of Ch. 12). Go back and look through the text to figure out what you actually know. * Choose a moment in the novel and spend 5 minutes writing that moment from Hanna’s perspective. Write in the first person (“I”).

* Was this easy or hard? Why? * What did you learn from the attempt?

* What is unhealthy about this relationship? Use quotations to support your ideas. * Chart the progression of the relationship. * How do Hanna and the narrator view this relationship, and what is accurate or inaccurate about their views?

* Begin to collect ideas and support related to the following themes…. * Openness (also nakedness) and Secrecy * Intimacy and Abuse * Moral law/conscience Consider the metaphors Schlink uses to represent the relationship. Discuss why these particular metaphors and what they represent

* Schlink’s use of rhetorical questions (for an example see page 27, p.37) * Using the handout, identify which types of rhetorical questions he is using and decide what the effect is