'Literary response' presentation slideshows

Romeo and Juliet b y William Shakespeare

Romeo and Juliet b y William Shakespeare. Before, During, and After Reading Skills. Act II. Literary Response Romeo and Juliet Act II Read the play carefully and note the way the characters interact with each other and the reasons behind their actions.

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Warm-up Get out your original folktales so you can turn them in.

Warm-up Get out your original folktales so you can turn them in. The Fox and the Stork

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Warm-up Get out your original folktales so you can turn them in.

Warm-up Get out your original folktales so you can turn them in. The Fox and the Stork

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Academic Format

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2 nd Grade

2 nd Grade. 2012-2013 Mrs. Rice. Information. Can be downloaded from class website Class Schedule Glow Buddies Back to School Night Powerpoint and Packet Special Person Schedule . Class Schedule. - Mass (Most Fridays unless there is a student body Mass that week or shortened week)

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Bellwork O ctober 9 th :

Bellwork O ctober 9 th : . Reflect back on our time in class for quarter one. Do the following: 1. List what you have learned in bullet points ( shoot for at least 5 bullets here) 2. Describe a meaningful assignment we did in class and what you learned from it. ( 7-10 sentences) .

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Spotlight on Independent Reading and Writing in a Balanced Literacy Curriculum

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Romeo and Juliet b y William Shakespeare

Romeo and Juliet b y William Shakespeare. Before, During, and After Reading Skills. Act I. Literary Response Romeo and Juliet Act I Scenes 1&2 Read the play carefully and note the way the characters interact with each other and the reasons behind their actions.

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ELA Make and Take Centers

ELA Make and Take Centers. July 26 and August 1, 2007 Carol Trovall. Welcome. Make a name tag Sit where you would like. Literacy Centers. Build & strengthen literacy skills (independent practice) Area Choice Time. Four Core Centers. Reading Literary Response

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Measuring Up! Lesson # 12

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Literary Response and Style Analysis

Literary Response and Style Analysis. Both works focus on meaning and purpose. Literary Response develops meaning and purpose through a discussion of the connection between literary elements (character, plot, setting, theme, etc.) and meaning and purpose.

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Dick and Jane Revisited Revising Basals or Other Contrived Texts

Dick and Jane Revisited Revising Basals or Other Contrived Texts. James Brodie July 14, 2005 Greater Houston Area Writing Project. Objectives. To read a contrived story with an established purpose and audience.

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Chapter One The Anglo-Saxons 449-1066: Songs of Ancient Heroes

Chapter One The Anglo-Saxons 449-1066: Songs of Ancient Heroes. Literary Response and Analysis Standard 3.7c. 3.7 Analyze recognized works of world literature from a variety of authors:

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OCTOBER 10 TH WORLD LITERATURE

OCTOBER 10 TH WORLD LITERATURE. Turn in Punctuation Packet homework on the stool!

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Poetry: Leaves

Poetry: Leaves. Lesson Plan:. Brittany Gornbein EDUC229 Fall 2008. Grade Level: 2 nd -4 th Time: 25-45 minutes Essential Questions: In what ways can an author incorporate rhyme into a poem? What is the importance of vocabulary in poetry? How can imagery illustrate literature ?

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REMINDERS

REMINDERS. Period 6: Remember to turn in your warm-ups on the stool after class. Homework: Work on your second adversity journal! It should be done this weekend; next week, we move on to our third! Note: No late work from October will be accepted after MONDAY. READING QUIZ.

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Chapter 1: Plot and Setting

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