1. HR- 8/10 Pull out any forms you owe me for lockers.
I am not taking projects till your class period. Make sure you have the goals sheet and rubric with your name on both.

2. IFP 8/10
Please sit down quietly and wait for instructions. 

3. Warm-Up 8/10 Rewrite the mentor sentence on the board:
Most of the kids in my class are carrying base drums and glockenspiels and flutes.
Look at notes over clauses and sentence types.
Identify the type of sentence, and types of clause.

4. What is plot?

5. What is Plot? Answer:
The pattern of events in a story or drama.

6. PLOT Climax/Turning Point Falling Action Rising Action
Event
Event
Event
Event
Event
Event
Inciting Incident
Resolution / Denouement
Exposition

7. Exposition:
The beginning of a story, where the author sets the tone for the story.
It establishes: the setting, introduces the characters, and gives background information.

8. An event in the story which starts the action.
Inciting Incident
An event in the story which starts the action.

9. Rising Action
the part of a story where the tension increases and the conflict gets exciting

10. The high point of interest where the conflict is resolved;
Climax
The high point of interest where the conflict is resolved;
also known as
“The turning point”.

11. the relaxation of tension after the climax of the story
Falling Action
the relaxation of tension after the climax of the story

12. Resolution/Denouement (Day-new-ma)
the part of a story where loose ends are tied up- the end of the story

13. Man vs. Man Man vs. Self Man vs. Society Man vs. Nature
Definition: An external conflict that involves a mental or physical struggle between two characters in a story.
Definition:
An internal conflict that involves the struggle between the character and his/her conscience/self.
An external conflict that involves a struggle between the elements of nature that are beyond his/her control.
An external conflict that involves the struggle between the character and the rules or laws that govern the society in which he/she lives.
Example:
A husband and wife disagree about how their money should be spent.
A teenager is torn between ditching school with her friends and staying to do the review before the test in the class she is failing.
A family is stranded in a snow storm.
A teenager breaks a law texting while driving.

14. Now that we know the basics…
Let’s read Raymond’s Run by Toni Cade Bambara.