1. Friday, 11 August 2017 Warm Up Take Out Master list of terms
“Shoot all the blue jays you want, if you can hit 'em, but remember it's a sin to kill a mockingbird” (Lee 93). What type of literary element is this? What is Atticus’ attitude towards “mockingbirds?”
Master list of terms
Keep your composition book out
random
As a Christmas gift, Harper Lee’s friends gave her enough money to survive for a year-that way she could focus on writing a novel instead of working. That was the year she wrote TKAM.

2. Agenda TKAM Reading Questions Tone Notes Reminders:
Essay re-write due to turnitin.com by 11:59pm tonight
Check the class website for
MLA formatting tips
Turnitin.com instructions
TKAM due dates start next week

3. TKAM Reading Dates
Remember: Each part is worth 100 points (total of 300 points)
Due Dates (Week of August 14)
August 16 (Wednesday): TKAM Annotated Bibliography due to turnitin.com
August 17 (Thursday): TKAM Dialectical Journal due to turnitin.com AND in class
August 18 (Friday): TKAM Test

4. FAQ Do not use a cover page Artifacts:
Each new artifact starts on a new page
Heading is on the first page only
Highlight 10 coming of age quotes (just the analysis part is okay)

5. Tone
Notes

6. Tone
Where have you heard this word before?

7. Tone Info The author’s attitude toward a subject.
Not the sound of their voice
Loud
Quiet

8. Types of Tone Words -List-
3 types of tone: Positive, Negative, Neutral
Skim the list
Irony vs. Sarcasm

9. Irony vs. Sarcasm Irony: The opposite of what you mean
Example: I’m so glad it’s Monday!
Sarcasm: ________
Example
I love your skirt! Where did you get it?
-It was my mom’s in the 80’s.
-Vintage! So adorable.
That is the ugliest skirt I have ever seen.

10. What are the best words?
Put a star next to your favorite word in each section
Positive
Negative (1 in each section)
Anger
Humor
Sorrow
Neutral

11. Analyzing tone Ask yourself the following… Subject: Section:
Tone Words:

12. What tone do these quotes evoke?
Use the tone words list. Think about….
Subject:
Section:
Tone Words:

13. Dory:

14. Example: Dory Subject: Jellyfish Tone Section: Positive
Two tone words:
Loving
Compassionate

15. Dory
Subject: Jellyfish
Tone Section: Positive
Two tone words:
____

16. Eeyore: Subject: Morning Tone Section: Two tone words: Negative-______

17. Meg: Subject: Friends Tone Section: Two tone words:
Negative- Humor/Irony/ Sarcasm
Two tone words:
Cynical
____________

18. Mater:
Subject: Friend
Tone Section:
_____
Two tone words:
____

19. Mater: Subject: Friend Tone Section: Two tone words: Positive ____
_____

20. Sebastian:
Subject:
Tone Section:
Two tone words:
____

21. Sebastian: Subject: Human world Tone Section: Two tone words: Negative
____

22. Sully:

23. Sully:
Subject:
Tone Section:
Two tone words:
____

24. Sully: Subject: Goodbye Tone Section: Two tone words: Negative-Sorrow
____

25. What do you think? Pick one of these quotes Figure Out: Section
Subject
Two tone words

27. T-SIFTT Used to analyze stories
Title: Examine the title for clues to the work’s plot, setting, characters, theme, tone etc.
Speaker: Examine the text for the speaker(s)/. Pay particular attention to the difference between the speaker(s) and the author. What do we know about the speaker(s) by what they say and do?
Images: Identify images and sensory details. What purpose do they serve? DO they help create the setting, set the tone, create the characters, develop the theme…?
Figures of Speech: Analyze figurative language and other devices (Look for simile, metaphor, personification etc.) What purpose is each?
Tone: What words help create the author’s tone? Discuss what you think the author’s attitude is by looking at this list of words.
Theme: Discuss what the topics are, and then write a statement of theme.

28. T-SIFTT Helen on 86th St. Title Setting Imagery Figurative Language
Tone
Theme (skip for now)