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Day 1_ Amigo Brothers 6th grade language arts q4 week 5

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Day 1_ Amigo Brothers 6th grade language arts q4 week 5

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  1. Amigo Brothers Warm-Up: What is a protagonist and an antagonist in a story? *Type your answer in the chat. I can:describehow point of view develops characterization. (RL.6.6)

  2. Agenda Character Types Lesson Introduction to Amigo Brothers First Read: Amigo Brothers Exit Ticket

  3. Character Types Sixth Grade

  4. Protagonist/Antagonist • It is easiest to think of the protagonist and antagonist characters as the "good guy" and the "bad guy" respectively.

  5. In order to understand protagonist and antagonist, you can think of the protagonist as the hero and the antagonist as the villain. Hero and Villain

  6. How to Remember: Pro Ant • The prefix pro means good, or positive. • The prefix ant means bad, or negative.

  7. Protagonist • Central character of story. • Can be male or female. • Written as being "good" most of the time, but in some instances can be "bad." • Story usually told from protagonist’s point of view.

  8. Antagonist • Causes or leads the conflict against the protagonist. • Not always human but can be a group or force as well. • Whatever the protagonist does that is good, the antagonist will work to undo. • Usually, the antagonist attempts to disguise him/her/itself.

  9. Example: • Consider the story The Three Little Pigs. • In the original story, the three pigs are the protagonists, and the wolf is the antagonist. • A new book titled The Real Story of The Three Little Pigs is written in the wolf's point of view and he becomes the protagonist, and the pigs are the antagonists.

  10. Protagonist/Antagonist • Completely different and in most cases, complete opposites. • Can both be very complex . • Just because the protagonist is the central character in the story does not mean that he/she/it is any more complex than the antagonist.

  11. How to identify • Think about which character is central to the story (protagonist). • Think about which character (or what force) is acting against that central character (antagonist). • Consider which character is good (protagonist) and which is bad (antagonist).

  12. BRAIN BREAK! Get some water or stretch!

  13. Name one protagonist and one antagonist character in the chat box. Welcome back!

  14. Your turn! • Go to StudySync. • Read: “First Read: Amigo Brothers” • Don’t forget to annotate the text! (Highlight, underline, take notes)

  15. Exit Ticket: Why is this fight so important to Felix and Antonio?*Answer in the chat.

  16. Obrigado! Do you have any questions? addyouremail@freepik.com +502 5817 3342yourcompany.com Please keep this slide as attribution

  17. First Read: Amigo Brothers https://apps.studysync.com/#!/auth/google/?assignmentId=6080804&isTest=false

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