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Understanding Story Elements: Setting, Mood, Conflict

Explore the significance of setting, mood, and conflict in storytelling. Discover how these elements shape a narrative and engage readers emotionally. Analyze examples like "Hunger Games" to deepen your understanding. Engage in discussions and activities to enhance comprehension.

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Understanding Story Elements: Setting, Mood, Conflict

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  1. Bellwork (not for your CNB) What makes a story worth reading? • Think of some good reasons silently.

  2. Objective for today • Analyze setting, mood, and conflict in a text.

  3. Mood What is Setting What is Conflict What is

  4. Setting • The time and place of a story • Created through the author’s descriptions of: • Time of day • Season • Year • Characters • Clothing • Weather • Buildings • Landscape

  5. Mood • The emotions elicited in the READER by the atmosphere of the story (the emotions the reader feels while reading) • Different from tone • Setting is very important in establishing mood

  6. COnflict • Conflict is the struggle between opposing forces.

  7. What are some stories you have read where the setting has an effect on the plot/story? • Let’s look at Hunger Games.

  8. Turn to page 28 – Text Analysis Workshop • Part I: Ethan Frome • Read as a class • Answer close read questions 1-4 as a class

  9. Part III – The Bass, the River, and Shelia Mant • Read • Answer close read questions 1-3, 5-8, and 10. • Diagram conflict

  10. What have we learned? • What is setting? Give evidence. • What is mood? Give evidence. • What is conflict? Give evidence.

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