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Understanding Characterization and Narration in Literature: A Project Guide

This guide outlines the essential components for creating a PowerPoint presentation on characterization and narration in a chosen novel. Students will explore key elements such as narrator type, attitude, conflict, and setting, supported by textual evidence and appropriate images. The project includes specific steps to locate relevant text, find matching imagery using taggalaxy.de, and analyze the narrator's perspective. Important reminders for project organization and homework deadlines are provided to ensure successful completion.

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Understanding Characterization and Narration in Literature: A Project Guide

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  1. December 15, 2010 Conventions “Building the Great Wall of China.” Day 2 • How is the first sentence incorrectly punctuated? Be specific. Use the correct terms! • Correct the punctuation in the essay. Circle your corrections. The Great Wall of China, known to many in China as changcheng, or ‘long wall,’ is regarded as one of the greatest construction marvels in the world.

  2. Student Goals • Create a PowerPoint that identifies and explains characterization, narrator, conflict, and setting in novel using textual evidence as well as appropriate images.

  3. Part 1 – Locate a section of text that demonstrates the type of narrator in your novel as well as reveals the narrator’s attitude. Part 2 – Use taggalaxy.de to locate an image that closely matches image created by or attitude of the narrator. Part 3 - Explain what the text reveals about the narrator’s attitude toward characters, subject or the audience.

  4. When you are working on your project: • Get your quotes and explanations done first. • You need: • 1 cover slide • 4 conflict/character slides • 3 setting slides • 3 narrator slides • 1 author’s purpose slide • Open the internet and go to taggalaxy.de. • You may also use clip art. • Save often.

  5. Homework • Make sure you have all the quotations you need to for class Tuesday. • Week 15 due Monday, Jan.10. • Quiz on “The Storyteller” Thursday, Dec. 16. • You will need to know the vocabulary as well.

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