'Plot line' diaporamas de présentation

The Chrysalids

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To Kill A Mockingbird Jeopardy

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Instructional Strategies for Native American English Language Learners (NA-ELL) in a Reading Context Deborah Holgate Ar

Instructional Strategies for Native American English Language Learners (NA-ELL) in a Reading Context Deborah Holgate Arizona State University 2009. Presentation Plan. Background Introduction Action Review of Literature Methodology Data Analysis Conclusion. Key Terms. ELL

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Models For Instruction

Models For Instruction. College of William and Mary. Specialized Instruction. Differentiation. Critical Characteristics of the Gifted Learner On Which Differentiation Is Based. Precocity Complexity Intensity Creative Conceptual Perfectionistic. Joyce Van Tassel-Baska 2009.

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Formatting a screen play

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Short Story Writing

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Romantic Period

Romantic Period. What does it mean to call something Romantic?. Statements that Embody or Suggest Romanticism.

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Short Story Elements

Short Story Elements. Piecing It All Together. Four Basic Elements. Plot The sequence of events Character Person or animal who takes part in the action Setting Time and place of the action Theme Central message of the story. Plot. Sequence of events. Parts of the Plot. Plot Line.

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THE STORY OF AN HOUR BY KATE CHOPIN

THE STORY OF AN HOUR BY KATE CHOPIN. OUTLINE : ELEMNTS OF SHORT STORY. 1-A brief synopsis about Kate Chopin. 2-The significance of the title. 3-Characters. 4-Setting. 5-Style. 6-Structure. A brief synopsis about Kate Chopin.

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Tuesday and Thursday

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The Bible Jesus Used

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55-Word Short Story

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Standards/Objectives 0601.8.3

Standards/Objectives 0601.8.3. We can identify the parts of plot and how it influences the story and the outcome. . Plot The pattern of events in a story. Exposition- The part of the story that gives the reader background information . Ex. Character intro. and setting.

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The Widow and the Parrot

The Widow and the Parrot. Virginia Woolf. Goals (+2). Content Goal- We will look at what motivates characters to say and do what they do. Language Goal- understanding adverbs versus adjectives and defining useful vocabulary; supporting answers with cited text-based details. Adjectives .

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Elements of Fiction Quiz

Elements of Fiction Quiz. Mrs. Blasingame October 10 th , 2013. Question 1. What is a reference to a person, place or literary, historical, artistic, mythological source or event? . Question 2 .

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The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet

The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. William Shakespeare. Unit Objectives. Reading Goals : I can explain and justify an interpretation of a text. I can summarize and make generalizations from content and relate them to the purpose of the material.

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Plot & Structure Lesson, The Destructors Plot and Analysis

Plot & Structure Lesson, The Destructors Plot and Analysis. Matt Coyne. What are they?. Plot: The sequence of incidents or events through which an author constructs a story Structure: the arrangement of plot elements such as suspense, mystery, twists etc. 3 Major Aspects: -rising action

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Warm Up #6

What prewriting will you/have you done for your essay today?. Warm Up #6. Senior Project. Due today: Checkpoint #6 Due next class: Checkpoint #7 REMEMBER- you should have you shadowing scheduled by now, if not completed! See me if you are having any problems!.

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Gatsby Chapter 8

Gatsby Chapter 8. Using textual evidence and MLA citations, answer each question. 1. What does Gatsby tell Nick about his past? 2. What does Michaelis believe caused Myrtle to run? 3. Why did she really run? 4. Why does Wilson believe that Gatsby killed Myrtle?

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