1. Language Arts Countdown
Check In
Collect your IAN and Springboard Book.
We will need scissors and glue, so you can borrow a bucket of stuff if needed.
Questions to the PL

2. Conflict
IAN Activity

3. Conflict IAN Activity #4
Cut out and glue the heading to the top.
Yes, you can just write it if that’s easier for you.
Cut out each piece separately being careful to leave the lightning bolt attached!
Glue the tabs down so that you can fold the doors open and they meet in the middle.
You should save space down below for other notes! 

4. What is CONFLICT? Notes for the BOTTOM of your page. 
Definition: a struggle between opposing forces or characters
a story can have several conflicts
the main conflict is central to the plot and is usually resolved by the end of the story

5. Two Main Types of Conflict
Internal Conflict:
External Conflict:
takes place inside a character’s mind or heart
sometimes involves a decision
takes place between a character and something outside the character
outside forces = nature, an event/situation, or another character

6. What’s the conflict here?

7. What’s the Conflict Here?

8. Types of Conflict http://www.tubechop.com/watch/6658698
What was wrong with Draco at first?
What was his next problem?
In the end, what was wrong with Harry?
What are the TWO main types of conflict?
Internal and External!

9. Building the IAN foldable
Cut the individual triangles out and glue them into your IAN as FOLDABLES.
Don’t glue it all the way down!
You know who I’m talking to…
We will NOT be coloring.
Be sure to title your page! 

10. Notes for Inside of your IAN
Man vs. Self (Internal)
A struggle between man and his own feelings, conscience, or fears!
Example: Officer Delinko knows the owls are there, but doesn’t want to risk his job.

11. Man vs. Man (external) Notes Cont…
A struggle, mental or physical, between two characters
Dana vs. Roy

12. Notes cont… Man vs. Society (external)
A struggle between a character and the laws or beliefs of a group.
Example: Mullett Fingers is required by law to be in school, but his abusive home life makes that impossible.

13. Notes… Man vs. Nature (external)
A struggle between man and mother nature.
The owls vs. the men!

14. Conflict Sort Cut out the headings and the scenarios
Glue the HEADINGS onto your sheet
With a partner, discuss each scenario and determine what type of conflict is represented.