1. Voice Lesson: Imagery #2 Vocab Intro to Unit 9 (#1-10)
Agenda (for me)
Voice Lesson: Imagery #2
Vocab Intro to Unit 9 (#1-10)
OPTIC Analysis & Iconic Images
Chaps 21-26
Discuss/Activity
Quiz, Part 2
HW: Take a photo that depicts “Struggle”

2. Reminders –
Keep up with your reading schedule…when are your next chapters due?
Chaps due today
Part 2 Quiz after discussion today
I will work on finishing responding to people today and tomorrow. Go ahead and begin working on Annotated Bibliography – we will get that purple sheet today!
Idea Sheet Revisions: Reminders/Instructions
You should have your ATSS novel AND your short story with you every day!
HW: Take a photo that depicts “struggle”

3. 2nd Block: Where do I share my HW Photo

4. 4th Block: Where do I share my HW Photo

5. Imagery- 2
Consider:
And now nothing but drums, a battery of drums, the conga drums jamming out, in a descarga, and the drummers lifting their heads and shaking under some kind of spell. There’s rain drums, like pitter-patter pitter-patter but a hundred times faster, and then slamming-the-door drums and dropping-the-bucket drums, kicking-the-car-fender drums. Then circus drums, the cocunuts-falling-out-of-the-trees-and-thumping-against-the-ground drums, the lion-skin drums, then wacking-of-a-hand-against-a-wall-drums, the beating-of-a-pillow-drums, heavy-stones-against-a-wall drums, then the-thickest-forest-tree-trunks-pounding drums, and then the-mountain-rumble drums, then the-little-birds-learning-to-fly-drums and the-big-birds-alighting-on-a-rooftop-and-fanning-their-immense-wings drums…
Oscar Hijuelos, The Mambo Kings Play Songs of Love
Analysis:
Read the passage aloud. How does Hijuelos create the auditory imagery of drumming? How do the words imitate the sounds they represent?
Hijuelos repeats the word then eight times in this passage. What does the repetition contribute to the auditory image of drumming?

6. Imagery- 2
Consider:
Hijuelos creates the auditory image of drumming first by the sound and rhythm of the words themselves. The strong consonant sounds and the hyphenation give the passage a fast-paced, drum-like sound. In addition, each separate, auditory image evokes a specific, concrete sound. From the sharp crash of the slamming-the-door drums to the flutter of the little-the-birds-learning-to-fly drums, Hijuelos constucts his images with the exact detail needed to re-create the sounds.
The repetition of the word then acts as another rhythm instrument, holding the drums in counterpoint. It reinforces the auditory image of drumming.

7. Intro to Vocab Unit 9
#s 1-10

8. Warm-Up: Photo Analysis
Learning Target: Analyze a visual text using the OPTIC strategy.

9. A woman standing across from police in an iconic Black Lives Matter photo has been identified. Jonathan Bachman/Reuters

10. A Mursi tribe woman discovers Vogue magazine, Ethiopia.

11. Response to remainder of Part 2
EXPLAIN: What was the most important moment in Chaps ?
ELABORATE: Why did it happen? (What actions, words, or even thoughts led up to this moment?)
DEFEND: How do you know you’re right? (Prove you are right…textual evidence, interpretation, etc.)

12. Part 2 Quiz