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When did the battle/war take place?
How can you tell whether the light brigade won or lost?
What does the valley of death symbolize?
What are the implications of the line "while horse and hero fell" in stanza 5?
Visualize a new outcome of the story for the 600.
If you knew the author, would that help you understand the poem better?
How do you feel when you read stories like this one about tragedies of war?

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Robert Lee, Garrett Ramirez, Nate Watkins, Marcus Pitts

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Robert Lee, Garrett Ramirez, Nate Watkins, Marcus Pitts

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Who did the 600 fight?

Compare the six hundred before and after the battle?

What does the light brigade symbolize?

What foes the war reveal about the soldiers?

Will the outcome be different if the 600 were equipped the same as the enemy?

Why do you think the 600 were so ready to accept death?

How do you feel when other people die for their causes, that you don't believe in?

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Who are the 600 men that rode into the valley of death?

What facts or ideas show that the war was harsh and miserable?

What does "into the jaws of Death" and "Into the mouth of Hell" symbolize?

What is the meaning of Glory?

Can you imagine if all 600 men died?

What goals are you thinking about to assist you in accomplishing this war?

What motivates you to fight until the end, death?

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What does the "Light of Brigade" symbolize in the poem?

Identify the importance of the 600 men. Why are they more honored than other armies?

Can you explain why the 600 men went to battle with such low odds?

How would you have handled yourself if you were in the position the 600 men were in?

Reinvent a poem similar to the "Charge of the Light Brigade" in modern language. Does it make it easier for readers to understand?

Do you think the 600 men were victorious in there battle or did they retreat? Can you tell me how you came to that conclusion?

If you were the 600 men would you have stayed to fight or would you retreat? What do you do when things don't go well?

When you think about the word "bravery", what does the word mean to you? Can you give an example of an act of "bravery" you have seen or done in your lifetime?

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Tyler Pavelka, Daniel Biles, Kameran Scott, Gus Leka

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Tyler Pavelka, Daniel Biles, Kameran Scott, Gus Leka

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Describe the meaning of "light" in the title.

Would it be better if the 600 men were to win the battle, would it change the story?

What is your opinion of "death" in the story?

How would you prove the whole 600 died?

Image if you were in the same situation as the 600. How would you feel?

What are you left thinking or wondering about in the story?

How do you feel when you talk about honor and bravery?

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Santos Ramirez, Austin Sauceda, Skyler Stanley, Priscilla Gonzalez, Shelby Saulter, Cassie Burdett

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Santos Ramirez, Austin Sauceda, Skyler Stanley, Priscilla Gonzalez, Shelby Saulter, Cassie Burdett

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Questions
When did the battle take place?
Why do you think the Charge of the Light Brigade happened?
What does "light" symbolize?
How would you prove if they won or lost?
Imagine being in the 600.
If you knew who was charging would that help you understand what battle it was?
Is  there a different perspective? How else might we look at the battle?

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Questions?
What is courage?
Would it be better if the light brigade was bigger or smaller?
How would you critique the leader of the light brigade?
What does the valley of death reveal about the journey?
Imagine you were in the battle? How would you make it out?
How did you think when you already overcame being outnumbered?
What motivates you to stay alive?

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Questions:
Do you recognize the amount of confidence in the six hundred?

Would it be better to have more details about the battle and who was really killed?

What is the pattern or significance of there only being six hundred soldiers?

How would you handle going into a battle that you knew there was a chance that you could be killed?

Can you visualize a new solution of the battle if the six hundred were to die and never go back to there lives as civilians?

Explain your thinking on why they were going to war in the first place? What was at stake other than their lives?

What motivates you to go after a goal that seems difficult to accomplish?

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Simona Marton, Courtney Wiley, and Anna Watkins 

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Simona Marton, Courtney Wiley, and Anna Watkins 

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Questions:
-How would you classify the tone in "Charge of the Light Brigade"?
-How would you interpret the title "Charge of the Light Brigade"?
-How would you have handled the soldier messing up in the beginning?
-How would you recreate the story?
-Explain your thinking on honor and bravery.
- What do you think motivated them to fight the battle?
- Do you recognize their hardship of battle?

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bravery in times of strife is conducive to success, even though success may mean losing some in order to win more.

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People who stay loyal throughout a whole ordeal knowing the outcome will be negative will sometimes fight for something more than just themselves. Sometimes, honor is more powerful than any weapon.

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No matter how harsh war can get, it takes a great amount of sacrifice and bravery to put one's own life on the line.

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Tyler Pavelka, Daniel Biles, Kameran Scott, Gus Leka

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Tyler Pavelka, Daniel Biles, Kameran Scott, Gus Leka

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Fight even though there is an inevitable death because there is honor and integrity on the line. (TM Kameran Scott)

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Austin Sauceda, Shelby Saulters, Santos Ramirez, Cassie Burdett, Skyler Stanley, Priscilla Gonzalez 

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Austin Sauceda, Shelby Saulters, Santos Ramirez, Cassie Burdett, Skyler Stanley, Priscilla Gonzalez 

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Thematic Statement: The light, that is hope, can keep people moving through the most catastrophic points in their lives.

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Erick Marton, Colton Fields,  Randal  White, Trey Meredith 

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Erick Marton, Colton Fields,  Randal  White, Trey Meredith 

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Thematic idea:
People who are more gallant are honored and will be remembered throughout history.

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Simona Marton, Courtney Wiley, and Anna Watkins 

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Simona Marton, Courtney Wiley, and Anna Watkins 

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People who are brave in life and take chances are honored.

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North, Mach, Amy, Torres, Frillou, Duran, and Sharp

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North, Mach, Amy, Torres, Frillou, Duran, and Sharp

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Thematic Statement: People who show great courage even through the hardest of times are the ones who can stay strong even in the greatest of downfalls.