'Characters actions' presentation slideshows

Materials. Outsiders Book Pencil Green Reading Packet opened to Literary Devices. Literary Elements. Plot map. With a partner, draw and label the parts of a plot map. You will have 3 minutes. There is more to the story….

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Frankenstein: Innocence and Guilt. By Hannah Steiner, Ryan Tat, Keithan Denkinger , and Matt Hergert Munoz pd. 5. What is Guilt?. The fact of having committed a breach of conduct especially violating law and involving a penalty; broadly : guilty conduct

The keeper. Author: Mal Peet Date and year published 2003 Brian 7 th period. http://www.kdl.org/image_attachments/0000/3423/5173x8w0jhl.jpg?1192478856. Keeper. Setting: Telling the story of Gatos childhood and how he learned to play soccer Genre : Realistic fiction.

Story Literary Elements. Some basics that every good story must have …. Every story needs CHARACTERS. Animals. People. Or Creatures. Great stories have a conflict. Character vs. Character. Character vs.Self. Character vs. Character. Character vs. Nature. Character vs. Society.

Characterization. How do we get to know the characters?. Character Traits. Character traits are the personality of a character or real life person . For example: The boy who smiles at the new girl might be called kind or flirtatious . (Actions)

Research on Post-apocalyptic and social realism films. Timelines . Social Realism . Post apocalyptic . 2010. 2000. 1990. 1980. 1970. 1960. Visual Conventions of Post-Apocalyptic Films .

LESSON PLAN OBJECTIVES . BY SAIMA REHMAN. TOPIC. The Turtle and the Swans . Analysis. By the end of the lesson students will be able to research on the animals the ‘turtle’ and the ‘swans’ and write about their lifestyle on the chart. . EVALUATION.

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Character and Characterization. Group Two: Jacob Arthur, Grace Goddard , Jessica Gault , Elena Budinsky , Taylor Fegan. Round vs. Flat. Characters are either ROUND or FLAT. Round: *fully developed *m any describing traits *very convincing *lots of background info. Flat:

Unit 2: Characters. Character Development. 2 types of characterization (how authors create characters): Direct: author tells us directly about character or his/her motives Ex: “Enrique’s active imagination often got him into trouble.”

The Tell-Tale Heart Short Story by Edgar Allan Poe. Introducing the Short Story with Literary Analysis: Suspense Reading Skill: Evaluate Narrator Vocabulary in Context. VIDEO TRAILER. INTRODUCING THE SHORT STORY. What makes you SUSPICIOUS ?.

The Power of W.O.W. Review. What genre is “The Power of W.O.W.?”. “ The Power of W.O.W. is a play.” I know this because the characters actions and feelings are shown through dialogue. What does the “Cast of Characters” tell you?.

Safely Home. By Randy Alcorn. Journal. What difficulties do we—in Colorado—face in identifying with brothers and sisters who suffer for their faith?. Compare and Contrast. http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uo4L92JR7zI “About Persecution in China” by Randy Alcorn

The Tell-Tale Heart Short Story by Edgar Allan Poe. Introducing the Short Story with Literary Analysis: Suspense Reading Skill: Evaluate Narrator Vocabulary in Context. VIDEO TRAILER. INTRODUCING THE SHORT STORY. What makes you SUSPICIOUS ?.

The Six Pillars of Character. T r u s t w o r t h i n e s s. R e s p o n c i b i l i t y. F a i r n e s s. C i t i z e n s h i p. R e s p e c t. C a r i n g. trustworthiness respect responsibility.

Unit 2: Characters Analyze how complex characters develop over the course of a text, interact with other characters, and advance the plot or theme of a text. Character Development. 2 types of characterization (how authors create characters):

Theme Literary Analysis. 1. Choose a theme: Love enhances the meaning to life. War causes pain. Imperfection must exist. Family makes you whole. Choices create individuals. Change requires courage. 2. Thesis statement (fill in the blanks):

”The Necklace” – Guy de Maupassant. Do Now – Partner Rally Robin . With your shoulder partner, brainstorm a list of circumstances under which people may decide not to tell the truth.

Character and Setting. Character. Definition: the people, animals, or creatures Main Characters: The most important characters in a story Minor Character: Interacts with main character. Has a lesser role in the story