- Analyze the thoughts, words, and actions of a character to provoke a decision or impacts the development of the plot.
- Demonstrate an understanding of how differences in points of view of the characters and the audience create effects as suspense, drama, or horror.
- Identify parallel plot and subplot; explain how these are used to move the story along.
Monday: Get out Chrome and finish typing Personal Narrative (10 Min) Be sure to look at scoring guide in Bb
Lesson:
- Add vocab to blog: detect
- Anticipation: Question Form
- Flowers for Algernon Ppt
Tuesday:
Bell Work: Type personal narrative
Lesson:
- 5 min of typing personal narrative
- preposition song --bonus
- Look at the survey results from yesterday
- Listen to first part of "Flowers for Algernon" from CD (pg 55-59 --25 min)
Bell Work: Close read paragraph on pg 53 "Literary Analysis"
Lesson:
- Begin sub-plot and parallel plot organinzer and fill in about taking a test twice
- Listen to the story on the CD (pg 59-64 25 min)
Thursday:
Bell Work: Peer Edit Narrative
Lesson:
- Share Narrative with me
- Peer edit and revise
- Do Discussion board (15 Min)
Friday:
Bell Work:
Lesson:
- Add racing Algernon to parallel episode page (10 Min)
- Preposition on the board
- Preposition worksheet.
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