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8.RL.KID.3 Analyze how particular lines of dialogue or incidents in a story or drama propel the action, reveal aspects of a character, or provoke a decision.

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This example should give a clear understanding on the standard today and what exactly we will be looking for in Poe's Tell-Tale Heart.

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Linda Guilliams _ Staff - FuquayVarinaMS

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For this assignment, we will be using Flipgrid. First, watch the video provided on what it means to be criminally insane. Then, post a two-minute video of your own with thoughts on the video and answer the questions posted. Click here to get to Flipgrid: Flipgrid Post

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Before we read the Tell-Tale Heart, we must first read a bit about him. Read the following passages and give me an objective summary on Poe's life. The link is provided here: Poe's Life

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I'll provide a copy of the pdf above but it is here if preferred. Be sure to annotate and take notes during our class read. Highlight portions of the dialogue that either make the narrator sane or insane. Look for figures of speech and be sure to highlight specific details of the story, specifically dialogue and how the narrator reveals aspects of himself through the dialogue itself.

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For our second read we will be using a dramatized version of the Tell-Tale Heart. All you must do is follow along a second time and see if there is anything we might have missed during our first read.

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"The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe (dramatic reading) | read by G.M. Danielson

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You will be assigned to a group, groups 1-4. Each group will be tasked with a certain job: 1 prove the narrator is insane with textual evidence, 2 prove that maybe he is sane with textual evidence, 3 copy the vocabulary and write down their definitions, and 4 write down important notes from the story such as characters, setting, figures of speech, conflict, and any symbolization that may be represented in the story. Click on the highlighted link here: Mind map Tell-Tale Heart

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I've attached the following link, Tell-Tale Heart app, as a way to create your comic through the eyes of the narrator himself. Enjoy! All you have to do is click on the highlighted portion of the text and start.

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This activity is to provide a visual in hopes that it is easier to understand the story cinematically. Please be respectful and follow along with your classmates.

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Edgar Allan Poe's The Tell Tale Heart: Short Film

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I've provided an example of a mock trial. Be sure to pay attention as each of you will be given roles and later act out your roles in our very own mock trial! We must use evidence from the text as evidence in the case. It is up to the judge and jury to decide on whether the narrator is found insane or sane in the court of law.