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I learned that when you write a Lit. Analysis you have to include your thoughts which are on throughout the story. For example, in the introduction, your thesis is needed because one of the body paragraph or in every body paragraph. Also, another detail I learned from these stations is that when writing this type of essay you are comparing an element from the text or texts.

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During our stations, I learned that a literary analysis essay analyzes a work of literature.
- A literary analysis essay should include at least 5 paragraphs.
- The thesis statement tells the reader what the essay is about.
- You can write a literary analysis on the mood/tone, theme, and compare and contrast of a work literature.

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When doing the stations I learned :

* The significance of a thesis statement
* Body paragraphs 2, 3, and 4 need a topic sentence, reason, evidence and a concluding sentence
* Compare and contrast is a type of literary analysis
* The theme formula
* There is a theme in every text, passage, song, and etc.

Those are the things I learned in the stations.

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Station #1: I got to look at a sample of a student's literary analysis. From that, I saw what could have been improved, and what was done well.
Station #2: In this station I had to read an essay on Charlotte's Web.

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I learned that the intro hooks the reader. The three body paragraphs each have a topic sentence with supporting details and details from the text. These all have to use figurative language towards the author's or character's attitude. Also for the conclusion, you have to repeat the intro and the topic sentences. Also, you have to compare two types of media such as videos, texts, and podcasts. For example, in station five we had to listen to 2 different songs find the theme for both of them and compare the singer or writer's attitude. In another station, we had to read two poems and find as many similarities as possible. Some of those

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I learned that you have to open strong and state what you are going to put in the Lit. Analysis. In the body paragraphs, there has to be 1 paragraph per story and 1 for the comparison of both stories. When doing a Lit Analysis you have to dissect the story find the theme, the conflict, figurative language, and the deeper meaning of some of the text. You also have to have a strong conclusion restate the similarities (or differences) of both stories. Do not write a billion sentences.

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I learned:

the thesis statement tells the reader what the essay is about

the basic structure of a literary analysis essay

introduction, body paragraph #1, body paragraph #2, body paragraph #3, conclusion

in the body paragraphs, you need to have an example, textual evidence, and explanation

that some literary analysis essays are based on comparisons between two pieces of literature, or are based on the theme

1. In the first station, we read over a student's literary analysis. We were supposed to learn of what to add to make our essays better.

2. In the second station, we read another essay, that probably came from a textbook. We had to learn about the theme and the conflict of the story from the essay.

3. In the third station, we were supposed to

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A literary analysis is an essay where you examine the texts given and write an essay on what the prompt is asking you to. I learned how to organize a literary analysis essay by first starting with the introduction paragraph with the thesis statement. Next are the three body paragraphs with the reasons to your thinking. In those three body paragraphs, I learned that I should get textual evidence from the text using dialogue. Lastly, the conclusion where you wrap the essay.

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- The literary analysis is an essay in which you analyze and evaluate the piece of literature
- A literary analysis can be about the theme, symbolism, figurative language, or characterization.
- There is a thesis statement upon which the essay is based.
- The intro includes the thesis statement.
- There are 5 paragraphs (intro, 3 body paragraphs, conclusion)
- You have to include quotes from the literary text and state how that is related to the essay's topic (your thesis statement) or explain what the quote tells you.
- The conclusion must restate the thesis statement and the reasons why you think that.
- The essay must stay on topic. (This is for any essay also).
- The essay should be about 2 1/2 pages to 3 pages

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Literary analysis is basically an essay where you analyze a piece of literature and use the components of literature to prove a point.

-The introduction
-should hook the reader in
-should have the thesis statement
-A thesis statement is a statement in which you should try to support(main idea)

-The body
-should have 3 body paragraphs
-should support the thesis statement(stay on topic)
-should have examples
- should have details from the story to support the essay
-you should explain why you chose this evidence(support)

-The Conclusion
-should include the thesis statement(restate)
-should include a few points from your essay (summarizing)
-should send the reader off thinking

-Other notes
-In total, a literary essay should have 5 paragraphs

-Some Topics
-Theme
-Comparisons

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During our stations I learned...
1) Literary Analysis - You have to analyze an essay using figurative language, theme, and main ideas.
2) Make sure to include textual evidence, a thesis statement, and direct quotations.
3) Use specific figurative language examples from each passage or story.
4) Sometimes you have to compare/contrast two essays while other times you have to summarize one essay.
5) Annotations from stories help to write Literary Analysis Essays.

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In our stations I learned about how you could make a literary analysis. First, you have a itrouduction with a thesis statement. Next, you have 3 body paragrahs with quotes, words explaining the quotes, and a opening and closing statement. Last, you have to have a conclusion that restaes the thesis, and sums up everything you have said in the analysis, there shouldn't be any new information in the conclusion. Also I learned about the different topics that you write about in you analysis some examples are theme and figerative language.

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During our analysis, we learned many great things about a literary analysis:
1. I learned during our stations about the main purpose of a literary analysis and the main components in the five paragraphs used to make it.
2. On a literary analysis, you have to use textual evidence that is directly from the text, like quotes.
3. I also learned the different purposes for a literary analysis like compare and contrast essay, a theme essay, and main idea essay

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1. I have learned about the different components of a literary analysis, such as textual evidence, and having a strong thesis statement.  You have to use details from the text to compare and contrast the two stories.  In All American Slurp, and the poem No Difference, we have had to write a literary analysis by comparing and contrasting the two stories. Furthermore, you must use figurative language in your essay, like hyperbole's, alliteration, allusion, and many more. Another thing I had learned from the stations, is that a literary analysis is NOT a summary. It must have at least 3-5 paragraphs, if not more. In addition, in our stations, we have previewed to good literary analysis essays, which were very important.

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- You must stay on topic to get a good grade
- You must have a thesis statement to provide a claim to your reader.
- you must use textual support from the text
- you should have an overall theme in your literary analysis
- you should make connections from real life situations
- the main purpose of a literary analysis is to evaluate, compare, and contrast two pieces of literature.
- don't include run on sentences

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These are some things I learned during our literary analysis stations:

1. I learned about the different required parts of a literary analysis, such as textual evidence, organization of paragraphs, and sticking to what the prompt asks you to use, like figurative language.

2. I learned about the purpose of a literary analysis, which is to break down and evaluate a piece of literature in order to better appreciate and understand it.

3. I learned about how a good literary analysis looks like, by looking at two different samples.

4. I learned that a good literary analysis uses higher-end vocabulary words and is 2 1/2 to 3 pages long.

5. I learned about different aspects of the literature that we should analyze, like figurative language, plot elements, similarities, setting, mood/tone, theme, etc.

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I learned the purpose and how to use literary analysis
Literary Analysis is about using figurative language, supporting your answer with evidence, and have a theme. One example of literary analysis is comparing and contrasting and the theme formula.

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I learned more about the elements of the literary analysis and what you are supposed to highlight or the main points of it. Some of the elements are to identify figurative language, you must have a essay structure with an introduction, 2 supporting/body paragraphs, and a summarizing conclusion that reviews what the reader just read. If you are reading 2 books it is very important to compare and contrasts them both to see the differences.

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1. I learned that a literary analysis is about analyzing and evaluating the main components of a text, and it CANNOT be a summary
2. I learned that you need to have 500-700 words in the body paragraphs and it must be 3-5 paragraphs long
3. I learned that when you restate the thesis statement in your conclusion, you have to use different wording, but it still has to mean the same thing.
4. I learned exactly how to use textual support in a literary analysis.
5. I learned the conclusion has to sum up the main points that the writer  made

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Literary Analysis:
1. I learned that a Literary Analysis is basically comparing two things
2. I learned there should be at 1-3 pages in a Literary analysis.
3. I learned you should have a thesis sentence in the beginning and you should use lots of transitions in the essay.
4. There should be 3-6 paragraphs in a literary analysis.
5. The conclusion in a literary analysis should basically summarize everything stated in the whole essay.
6. There should be a statement, textual support, and why you chose that textual support

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During our stations, I have learned about the topic that is Literary Analysis; You must first read, annotate, and understand a text. Next, you must analyze the main components of a text and think deeply about them. When you have covered this, you must write an introduction, at least three body paragraphs, and a conclusion. You must be sure to write a thesis statement. You must support your thesis statement and overall main idea with evidence from the text. It is crucial to include explanations as to why you chose the certain "smaller idea" that is a part of the "larger idea". When you are finished, you must finish your conclusion, as a summarization of all your ideas and work.

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I have learned about the components that are included in a Literary analysis. Such as, including a topic sentence, a thesis statement, details from both of the stories, a short explanation of each detail, 3 or more body paragraphs, an introduction, a conclusion statement, and a conclusion paragraph. Another thing that I have learned about literary is that you are comparing two or more stories of pieces of literature using figurative language. For example, you could compare the theme, the conflict, the uses of figurative language( simile, metaphor). A main part of a literary analysis is that you have to give a thesis statement and your essay should be based upon and go around that thesis statement.

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What I've learned about learned about literary analysis during the stations was that a literary analysis is an argument where you have a thesis, and then back it up with support from text, and then explain your thinking. The topics that you use a literary analysis for are compare contrast and theme.  There's usually a five paragraph structure in it. In your first paragraph, your intro should state your thesis, and then give your reasons for supporting this thesis. In the first body paragraph, you state your first reason, then support it with text evidence. After that, you explain and extend to connections sometimes. You do the same for the second and third body paragraphs. In a literary analysis, you also make notes like signposts and see the differences between two or more different things. Whether comparing figurative language or something else.