1. DOL. 4
Movie Day #1

2. Remember – the essay is coming -
Today -
We correct a couple of sentences
We watch a movie
We add to our notes
Remember – the essay is coming -
Unit Assessment – demonstrate mastery of the unit by answering the writing prompt: (the following prompt may change depending on what happens in class)
Using either Around the World in 80 Days or The Count of Monte Cristo, and The Odyssey or The Curse of the Black Pearl explain how one of the following archetypes function to tell a story: the hero, the mentor, the companion, or the villain.

3. 4
because in order to repair youre battered Car which is all banged in ill have to do alot of repainting i could of swam to that large island but its to rainy to try that

4. We are watching a movie today – You have a job to do!
Have your notes out and something to write with
Watch, really watch the movie.
As you watch, gather data for your essay! What essay you ask?
Unit Assessment – demonstrate mastery of the unit by answering the writing prompt: (the following prompt may change depending on what happens in class)
Using either Around the World in 80 Days or The Count of Monte Cristo, and The Odyssey or The Curse of the Black Pearl explain how one of the following archetypes function to tell a story: the hero, the mentor, the companion, or the villain.

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because in order to repair youre battered Car which is all banged in ill have to do alot of repainting i could of swam to that large island but its to rainy to try that

6. Some questions to answer for data -
Who is the hero?
What type of hero is this character?
Who is/are the companion/s?
Who is the mentor?
How do the companions and mentor help the hero?
What devices are most effective in the story telling?
How does this story relate to Around the World in 80 Days, The Odyssey, and The Count of Monte Cristo?
Is there anything we can learn from these characters?

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because in order to repair youre battered Car which is all banged in ill have to do alot of repainting i could of swam to that large island but its to rainy to try that

8. Some questions to answer for data -
Who is the hero?
What type of hero is this character?
Who is/are the companion/s?
Who is the mentor?
How do the companions and mentor help the hero?
What devices are most effective in the story telling?
How does this story relate to Around the World in 80 Days, The Odyssey, and The Count of Monte Cristo?
Is there anything we can learn from these characters?

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because in order to repair youre battered Car which is all banged in ill have to do alot of repainting i could of swam to that large island but its to rainy to try that

10. Today’s play on words -
Two hydrogen atoms meet. One says “I’ve lost my electron.” The other one asks , “Are you sure?” The first replies, “Yes, I’m positive!”

11. 4
because in order to repair youre battered Car which is all banged in ill have to do alot of repainting i could of swam to that large island but its to rainy to try that

12. 4 corrections
because In order to repair youre your battered car, which is all banged in I’ll have to do a lot of repainting. I could of have swum to that large island, but it’s too rainy to try that.

13. We are watching a movie today – You have a job to do!
Have your notes out and something to write with
Watch, really watch the movie.
As you watch, gather data for your essay! What essay you ask?
Unit Assessment – demonstrate mastery of the unit by answering the writing prompt: (the following prompt may change depending on what happens in class)
Using either Around the World in 80 Days or The Count of Monte Cristo, and The Odyssey or The Curse of the Black Pearl explain how one of the following archetypes function to tell a story: the hero, the mentor, the companion, or the villain.

14. Some questions to answer for data -
Who is the hero?
What type of hero is this character?
Who is/are the companion/s?
Who is the mentor?
How do the companions and mentor help the hero?
What devices are most effective in the story telling?
How does this story relate to Around the World in 80 Days, The Odyssey, and The Count of Monte Cristo?
Is there anything we can learn from these characters?