The Monkeys Paw

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The Monkey’s Paw

The Monkey’s Paw . Characters. Mr. White – Father Mrs. White – Mother Herbert – The Son Sergeant Morris -The Catalyst for the short story. Theme . Don’t tamper with fate Be careful what you ask for or you just might get it. Interesting Vocabulary Words.

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The Monkey’s Paw

The Monkey’s Paw. By: Jack Finney. Kuczek-GHS-2013. Get out your Short story study guide. Write these notes on the back of your short story study guide. Foreshadowing. Used to add tension Gives details and hints about coming events “If you keep it, don’t blame me for what happens.”

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Varjak Paw Outlawed!

Varjak Paw Outlawed!. November 15, 2010 The Tristan News Page 1 .

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“The Monkey’s Paw”

“The Monkey’s Paw”. Lego style. Viewing Expectations. Sitting up at your desk Leaning forward, not on top of your desk, not laying back. Actively thinking about the video. Make comparisons Notice! Track – with your eyes…your eyes are on the screen. The Monkey’s Paw – Lego Style.

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The Monkey’s Paw

Short Story by W. W. Jacobs. The Monkey’s Paw. Discussion. Have you ever felt a bit dissatisfied with your life? Have you ever wished that something in your life would magically change – no hard work required?. Reading the Story.

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“The Monkey’s Paw”

Written by W. W. Jacobs. “The Monkey’s Paw”. Placidly (adverb). Pleasantly calm or peaceful; unruffled; tranquil; serenely quiet or undisturbed: placid waters. Amiably (adverb). Having or showing pleasant, good-natured personal qualities; affable: an amiable disposition. Condoled (verb).

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“The Monkey’s Paw”

“The Monkey’s Paw”. Connections and Theme. Summary. Have you ever felt a bit dissatisfied with your life? Have you ever wished that something in your life would magically change – no hard work required?

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“The Monkey’s Paw”

“The Monkey’s Paw”. Page 85. Learning Target:. Identifying motif in literature T SWBAT list examples of motif Analyze mood in literature TSWBAT examine words, setting, and events in a story to determine the mood. Thematic Question. Is it a good idea to tempt fate?. Setting - The Moors.

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Paw Prints

Paw Prints. Keepsake Puppy prints Memorial. How to Make the Paw Prints. The following presentation demonstrates how the paw prints are created. This process takes approximately 18 days from start to finish. Step 1 – Rolling the clay.

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The Monkey’s Paw

The Monkey’s Paw. By W.W. Jacobs. Questions:. Find the very first piece of evidence that foreshadows that the husband/father does not make good decisions. Find an example of SIMILE. Find an example of ALLUSION. State the MOOD and give 3 examples. SUSPENSE is building. Give 3 examples.

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The Monkey’s Paw

The Monkey’s Paw. W.W. Jacobs . If you could change fate, would you?. Rising Action. Sergeant-Major Morris comes on a cold, gloomy evening and talks about the little monkey paw. There will be three possessors and each person receives three wishes. The Whites wanted the paw so they took it.

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THE PAW

THE PAW. Wednesday, August 14, 2013. 5 th grade. 6 th grade. Related Arts. 7 th Grade. 8 th Grade. Mrs. Cherise. Mrs. Lorrie. Mrs. Sandy. Mrs. Nance. Mrs. Todd. Mr. Wallace. Mr. Rhodes. Welcome to the NEW faculty and staff!. Ms. Parker -5 th grade Ms. Reeves-6 th Grade

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The Monkey’s Paw

The Monkey’s Paw. Symon , Phillip, Mitch, Jonathon, Nicholas, nd Michael. Main ideas in the Monkey’s Paw. Plot Summary. Monkey's Paw Plot Summary

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“The Monkey’s paw”

“The Monkey’s paw”. W.W. Jacobs. The basics. In your notes, briefly explain each of the plot elements in the story. Exposition Conflict(s) Inciting incident Rising action Climax Crisis Falling action Denouement. theme.

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“The Monkey’s Paw”

“The Monkey’s Paw”. Literary Elements. Foreshadowing. The fire is described as a “dying fire,” and the face is “hideous.” This description helps us (the reader) predict that someone will die and/or the death will be hideous!

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The Monkey’s Paw

The Monkey’s Paw. By: W.W. Jacobs. The 5 parts of Plot. A plot is the sequence of related events in a story. A typical plot revolves around a conflict, or a struggle between opposing forces, and follows a pattern.

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Paw print

Paw print. template. Example of a Bullet Point Slide. Bullet Point Bullet Point Sub Bullet. Example of a chart. Bullet 1 Bullet 1. Picture slide. Examples of default styles. Text and lines are like this Hyperlinks like this Visited hyperlinks like this. Text box. Text box

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The Monkey’s Paw

The Monkey’s Paw. Characters. Mr. White – Father Mrs. White – Mother Herbert – The Son Sergeant Morris -The Catalyst for the short story. Theme. Don’t tamper with fate Be careful what you ask for or you just might get it. Interesting Vocabulary Words.

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The Monkey’s Paw

The Monkey’s Paw. By W.W. Jacobs Page 173. Complete the following literary terms:. 1. Point of view – Omniscient: We know everyone’s thoughts and feelings. 2. Conflict p.177 –

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The Monkey’s Paw

The Monkey’s Paw. By W.W. Jacobs. Basal Reading Major Elements of a Short Story. Characters Setting Plot Conflict Point of View Theme. Introduction Activity. Superstitions of wishing is one of the major themes depicted in The Monkey’s Paw Write 3 superstitions connected to wishes?

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“The Monkey’s Paw”

“The Monkey’s Paw”. Literary Elements. Characterization. Dynamic and static characters Each character. Irony. Irony in the Monkey's Paw. Conflict. Conflict in the Monkey's Paw. Foreshadowing. Foreshadowing in the Monkey's Paw. Point of View.

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