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1 6th Grade Learning Target & Bell-Ringer (Tuesday, October 9th, 2018)
LT - Today I will learn about characterization in order to describe characters in stories better. BR - What are character traits?

2 6th Grade Characterization Notes & Work Session
Static vs Dynamic Characters - Protagonist vs Antagonist - Round vs Flat Characters - Ready book pg

3 6th Grade Closing What is the difference between a static and dynamic character? A round and flat character?

4 7th Grade Learning Target & Bell-Ringer (Tuesday, October 9th, 2018)
LT - Today I will analyze the development of a central idea to tell what a story is about. BR - In your own words, describe what a central idea is.

5 Discussion of central idea Ready book pg. 3-10
7th Grade Work Session Discussion of central idea Ready book pg. 3-10

6 7th Grade Closing Go over written responses with somebody near you

7 8th Grade Learning Target & Bell-Ringer (Tuesday, October 9th, 2018)
LT - Today I will analyze the development of a central idea to tell what a story is about. BR - In your own words, describe what a central idea is.

8 Discussion of central idea Ready book pg. 3-10
8th Grade Work Session Discussion of central idea Ready book pg. 3-10

9 8th Grade Closing Go over written responses with somebody near you

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