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ender-Receiver Relationship essage motional Strategies ogical Strategies anguage S M E L L

TP-CASTT Method (Literary Analysis)

Analyzing Texts with RAFT R Role- What is the writer’s role? Who is the speaker of the piece? From what perspective is the text written? A Audience- Who did the writer intend to read the text? F Format- What format is the text? What genre is being used? T Topic- What is the subject of the piece?

RAFT FOR WRITERS  Role- What will be your role as the writer? What perspective will you use?  Audience- Specifically, who are you targeting as a reader of your piece?  Format- What writing format will you use?  Topic- What will you be writing about in your text?

TWIST Tone Word Choice (Diction) Imagery Style Theme

Question I have a lot of questions about this… Heard I’ve heard of it… Teach I could teach this to someone right now!

S Symbolism I Images F Figures of Speech T Tone & Theme