DRACULA ESL 2 Period 1. Count Dracula is a famous vampire!!!

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DRACULA ESL 2 Period 1

Count Dracula is a famous vampire!!!

Get Ready to Read This book tells a story about Count Dracula through 3 people’s journals Journal: Dairy They are 1. Jonathan Harker 2. Mina Murray (Jonathan’s girlfriend and later married Jonathan) 3. Doctor Seward (Dr. Seward)

Setting “where” Setting: where did the story happen It happened in Europe Jonathan lived in London, but he needed to go to East Europe for work

Characters “who” Characters: People in the story Main Characters: People who are important to the story Dracula---vampire Jonathan--- Mina--- Dr. Seward---- Lucy--- Mina’s friend

Plot “what” Plot: what happened in the story

Vocabulary you need to know

Anticipation Guide Anticipate: to guess what’s going to happen Good readers always anticipate when they read Before you read, let’s answer the questions on the anticipation guide.

Read Chapter 1 1.What did people in the hotel tell Jonathan about Dracula? 2.How was the trip from the hotel to the castle? 3.Draw a picture of Dracula based on reading

Discussion Look at your anticipation guide again. How many questions did you guess right? Is there anything surprising to you in the story? Summarize what you read, including “who”, “where” and “what”

Vocabulary Check

Anticipation Guide What does anticipate mean? Anticipate= predict= guess what’s going to happen next

Read Chapter 2 Where did Dracula want to move? What did Dracula warn Jonathan before he left? What happened in Jonathan's dream at night? Do you think it’s a dream?

Discussion Look at your anticipation guide again. How many questions did you guess right? Is there anything surprising to you in the story? Summarize what you read, including “who”, “where” and “what”

Vocabulary Check

Review What can you remember from yesterday’s reading

Read Chapter 3 Where did Dracula sleep during day time? How many coffins did Jonathan saw? Why do you think there are so many coffins in the room? Why do you think Dracula wanted to move to London?

Discussion Look at your anticipation guide again. How many questions did you guess right? Is there anything surprising to you in the story? Summarize what you read, including “who”, “where” and “what”