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1 “The Raven” Assignment
Day Two – Mrs . Young

2 “The Raven” - Review After the FIRST reading, you were required to complete two tasks: Reflection Statements (under last line of poem) – complete before today’s lesson 1st read: How did it make you feel? What did it make you think? Homework (left margin near term in text) – Grading Monday Define all unfamiliar terms Paraphrase or use synonym for definitions provided on the last page of packet *only required for unfamiliar terms Define any additional unfamiliar terms/phrases

3 “The Raven” – Task 1 Second reading of “The Raven” (8 minutes)
Must have headphones to listen to the audio recording. 8&feature=youtu.be

4 “The Raven” – Task 2 Reflection Statements (under last line of poem)
(2 minutes) *below 1st read statements 2nd read: How did it make you feel? What did it make you think? Note: The second read statements should not be the exact same. They should have more depth, especially in thoughts.

5 “The Raven” – Task 3 “Mark It Up” Activity:
Complete Step #1 (3 minutes) Number each stanza (total of 18) Number each line of the poem (total of 108 lines) Skip Step #2, until we analyze further (will chunk text based upon changes noted in text)

6 “The Raven” – Task 3 continued
“Mark It Up” Activity Complete Step #3 (10 minutes) Circle unfamiliar terms (each must have synonym/paraphrased definition in left margin) Circle repetitive terms/phrases Circle Figurative Language Irony, Allusion, Metaphor, Simile, Personification, Imagery

7 “The Raven” – Task 4 Literary Terms to Know Connection Activity: (10 minutes) Label the Rhyme Scheme (letters at the end of each line) Highlight each rhyme – internal and end rhyme Ex. Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary Draw a squiggly line ( ) under each sound effect and identify in LEFT margin Ex. Alliteration - And the silken, sad, uncertain rustling of each purple curtain

8 “The Raven” – Task 5 Comprehension Questions (paper or digital)
(10 minutes) Digital copy available in Schoology (“The Raven” – Day 3 folder)

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