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Of Mice and Men

Of Mice and Men. Literary Analysis Body Paragraph #2. Objectives. Today I will... Revisit my introduction paragraph in order to reflect on comments made. Identify key elements of my body paragraph #1 (quote sandwiches). Find and explain quotes for my body paragraph #2.

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Of Mice and Men

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  1. Of Mice and Men Literary Analysis Body Paragraph #2

  2. Objectives Today I will... Revisit my introduction paragraph in order to reflect on comments made. Identify key elements of my body paragraph #1 (quote sandwiches). Find and explain quotes for my body paragraph #2.

  3. Introduction Comments A few things I noticed while giving feedback: • Of Mice and Men--Needs to be italicized or underlined. NOT IN QUOTES!! • Be sure to provide author's name and title of book in sweeping summary: • In John Steinbeck's novel, Of Mice and Men... • Thesis statement needs to include your 3 key points.

  4. Body Paragraph #1 Before handing this in, highlight the following with different colored markers: • Topic Sentence • Quote Sandwich #1 • Quote Sandwich #2 • Quote Sandwich #3 • Remember, each quote sandwich includes a context sentence (or lead in), the quote, and the significance or the quote (the So What??).

  5. Body Paragraph #2 Before starting this, revisit your 1-3-3 web and thesis statement. • What is your next point? • What are your supporting details? • What quotes should I use for each supporting detail? • (remember, 3 quotes for each body paragraph)

  6. Supporting Details/Body Sentences • Remember to include the following for each "quote sandwich"... • Context Sentence • (leading in the quote) • The Quote • (what supports your detail?) • Significance of Quote • (how does this prove your point/thesis?)

  7. Due Wednesday • Body Paragraph #2 is due Wednesday. • Tomorrow we will work on Body Paragraph #3 which will be due on Thursday. • REMEMBER: I am available in the a.m. or p.m. to conference with you regarding your papers. The only day I am not available this week is Thursday AFTER school.

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