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1 Language Arts Stripes Yokota Middle School L. NABULSI
STORY BUILDING Language Arts Stripes Yokota Middle School L. NABULSI

2 METHODS OF NARRATION LETTERS DIARY OR JOURNAL CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER
ANTICIPATTION RETROGRESSION DETACHED EPISODES Correspondence personal account of life or event events in time order sequence looking forward flashback various events in no order

3 PLOT BASED ON CONFLICTS
MAN VS MAN MAN VS SELF MAN VS SOCIETY MAN VS NATURE MAN VS SUPERNATURAL MAN VS UNIVERSE Phillip and Timothy Phillip and attitude toward Blacks Phillip and the war Phillip and the lack of water Timothy and bad luck Phillip dealing with prejudice

4 MAN VERSES MAN ONE PERSON OPPOSING ANOTHER PERSON EITHER PHYSICALLY OR ABOUT AN IDEA

5 MAN VERSES SELF PERSON IN CONFLICT WITH SELF TO DO OR NOT TO DO SOMETHING, TO ACCOMPLISH A GOAL, TO FIGHT A TEMPTATION

6 MAN VERSES NATURE MAN IN CONFLICT WITH WEATHER ANIMALS DISEASE DEATH

7 MAN VERSES SOCIETY MAN IN CONFLICT WITH THE LAWS OF SOCIETY OR WITH SURVIVING IN A CRUEL INDIFFERENT WORLD

8 MAN VERSES THE SUPERNATURAL
MAN IN CONFLICT WITH RELIGION, GOD, THE DEVIL, GHOSTS, ALIENS,ANGELS, SPIDERMAN TYPE CHARACTERS

9 MAN VERSES the UNIVERSE
Everything is out of order Hero brings order out of the chaos

10 SETTING TIME - DAY, YEARS, FUTURE PLACE - CITY, COUNTRY, AREA
ATMOSPHERE-MOOD

11 SETTING-time,place,atmosphere
ESSENTIAL SETTING - necessary for story SCENIC SETTING - background NATURAL SETTING - made by nature ARTIFICIAL SETTING - man-made objects LOCAL COLOR - specific region, customs, accent

12 CHARACTERS PROTAGONIST - THE HERO
ANTAGONIST - THE VILLIAN OR THING IN CONFLICT WITH THE HERO

13 DEVELOPING CHARACTERS
HOW A CHARACTER LOOKS HOW A CHARACTER SPEAKS HOW A CHARACTER ACTS HOW OTHERS TREAT THE CHARACTER HOW THE CHARACTER REACTS TO OTHERS

14 CHARACTERIZATION STATIC CHARACTERS - DO NOT CHANGE, THEY ARE NOT AFFECTED BY THE OTHER CHARACTERS, CONFLICT OR SETTING

15 CHARACTERIZATION KINETIC OR DYNAMIC CHARACTERS DO CHANGE?
THIS DOES NOT NECESSARILY MEAN THE CHARACTER DIES IT MEANS THE CHARACTER CHANGES HIS/HER BEHAVIOR, BELIEFS, GOALS, RELATIONSHIPS, OR PHILOSOPHY AS A RESULT OF ACTIONS IN THE STORY

16 POINT OF VIEW FIRST PERSON THIRD PERSON NARRATOR THIRD PERSON OBSERVER
STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS OMNISCIENT

17 THEME - Main idea of the story
Illustrated by conflicts Illustrated by characters Illustrated by setting

18 SYMBOLS COLORS NUMBERS BIBLICAL MYTHOLOGICAL PATRIOTISM NAMES SEASONS

19 VOCABULARY LOOK UP UNKNOWN WORDS WRITE IN MARGINS/CARD BUILD READING COMPREHENSION

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