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“Scout’s Honor” (Elements of Plot) 6th grade language arts Q1 week 5

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“Scout’s Honor” (Elements of Plot) 6th grade language arts Q1 week 5

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  1. “Scout’s Honor” (Elements of Plot) 1. Review the Elements of Plot Google slide presentation. 2. Launch StudySync and Read "Scout's Honor" : First Read 3. Complete the Plot Organizer (Google Docs) 4. Watch the Plot videos on the slide presentation for extra practice. 5. ** If you have missed class watch the "Plot Lesson Recording Video" ** I Can:identify and analyze elements of plot in a realistic fiction story (RL.6.3)

  2. Warm-up: How does the plot unfold; characters, setting, problem, solution? What can you learn from the way a book or movie is structured (beginning, middle, end)? What is the plot of your favorite book or movie?

  3. Checklist for Story Structure: • The author’s use of description, dialogue, and narration and how each develops the events in the story. • The pattern of organization the author uses: • Chronological (in order of time) • Events out of order • Flashbacks (a part of the story that shows something happened in the past) • Any sentence, chapter or scene that contributes to the setting, plot, and theme. Extra: Plot Video Extra: Plot Video

  4. Plot Diagram

  5. Time to Read! • Read the short story, “Scout’s Honor” in StudySync (Scout’s Honor: First Read) or page 50 in your consumable book • Annotate the text for elements of plot such as setting, conflict, and important events • Complete the Plot Organizer (Google Doc) • Complete the Google Form for “Scout’s Honor” located in Google Classroom

  6. Plot Organizer Google Form (if time)

  7. Practice Text Dependent Questions: • What is the setting of the story? • Why does the narrator join the Boy Scouts? • How does the reader use the inciting incident to understand the main character’s problem? • How does the narrator show determination?

  8. The elements of a story | Reading | Khan Academy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zr1xLtSMMLo Learn Plot Diagram Using Disney and Pixar Movie Clips https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yzY6buMflo Plot lesson: https://drive.google.com/file/d/141llQjjjLiq_rgt-26kaXQJnYkA5ZmZ3/view

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