WARM UPS THIS WEEK YOUR ANSWERS SHOULD REFLECT THE INFORMATION FROM “FALL OF THE HOUSE IF USHER” WEEK 8 TERM 1.

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WARM UPS THIS WEEK YOUR ANSWERS SHOULD REFLECT THE INFORMATION FROM “FALL OF THE HOUSE IF USHER” WEEK 8 TERM 1

MONDAY ( PLOT REVIEW WEEK!!!) WARM UPS WILL BE EXTENDED TIME AS WE CREATE FLIP BOOKS! DRAW and LABEL a PLOT MOUNTAIN!!

TUESDAY – FLIP BOOK What is the Exposition in a story? Find the definitions in the back of your heavy blue text (R-pages)

WEDNESDAY – FLIP BOOK What is the Rising Action in a story? Find the definitions in the back of your heavy blue text (R-pages)

THURSDAY – FLIP BOOK What is the climax in a story? Find the definitions in the back of your heavy blue text (R-pages)

FRIDAY – FLIP BOOK What is the Falling Action AND Resolution in a story? Find the definitions in the back of your heavy blue text (R-pages)