Contrasting Points of View: noting differences Write a fully developed paragraph (at least 7 sentences) contrasting Rikki and Nagaina’s perspectives and.

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Contrasting Points of View: noting differences Write a fully developed paragraph (at least 7 sentences) contrasting Rikki and Nagaina’s perspectives and motives. Perspective = point of view, personal beliefs Motive = WHY they do what they do Start with a generalized topic sentence that summarizes your overall point.

Tracing theme Discuss with your table partner: what’s the life lesson of this story? Looking at your plot chart, circle the scenes that hint at this theme. Write a fully developed paragraph (7 sent. or more) describing the development of the theme. Use evidence from the text. Use page numbers in ( ) as you use this evidence. Write a topic sentence, concrete details (evidence), and commentary.

Starters: The theme of “Rikki-tikki-tavi” is that … In the beginning of the story, this idea is hinted at when … Later, when …, the theme becomes apparent as … Furthermore, when … Ultimately, the climax and resolution demonstrate the author’s message because … The theme that … is important because it allows the reader to …