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Notes were taken on this PowerPoint on the structure of a narrative essay.

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11/7-11/8 FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE EXTRA HELP: 

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11/7-11/8 FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE EXTRA HELP: 

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Challenge yourself to go through this Powerpoint and try to guess the figurative language based on the lyrics to songs.

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Create an Cornell Notes page and read through the Powerpoint.
You must include three questions that you answer within the Powerpoint.
Here is an example:
What is an inference?
What is the "formula" to come up with an inference when reading a story?

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Today and tomorrow you will take notes on several types of figurative language.
11/7: Compare figurative to literal language via definition.
Define, with an example, simile, metaphor and personification.
11/8: Define Hyperbole, alliteration, onomotapoia and understatement and take the quiz.

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Read the following short story and write a four-paragraph essay, 5-8 sentences for each paragraph, continuing the story. Remember to answer the BIG question: What happened to Kieran?

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This is the powerpoint we viewed today. We wrote the elements of a drama and drew the plot organizer to follow how a drama moves a story along (the last slide.

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10/18 Setting Powerpoint on the outsiders

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10/18 Setting Powerpoint on the outsiders

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Read slide 27 and 28 and copy four highlighted words into your notebook under your notes. Go to the link and listen for how words create tone and mood and take notes. Then go online and find synonyms for the words you chose from the highlighted group.
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Literary Element: Characterization PowerPoint for notes on 10/5

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Literary Element: Characterization PowerPoint for notes on 10/5

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Notes for 9/15 were taken from this PowerPoint. Your objective was to identify the different types of conflict by defining them from the information in the PowerPoint. 

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Notes for 9/15 were taken from this PowerPoint. Your objective was to identify the different types of conflict by defining them from the information in the PowerPoint. 

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HERE ARE GUIDED QUESTIONS FOR THE VIDEO:
A. How can we identify the narrator’s point of view?

B. What are the three types of narrator’s point of view?

C. What are the pronouns used to identify each of the three points of view?

D. What is the “Secret”

E. When is the narrator a part of the story?

F. When do you use second person narration?

G. What are the four categories of Third person narration?

H. What questions can you use to help you identify the different narrations?

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Point of View & Narrator's Perspective Lesson | Teaching Common Core Reading Skills