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What is the setting of the story (home, school, community)?

The main setting of the story is green lake camp in Texas.

How is the setting affecting the character?

The setting is affecting the main character Stanley because it's making him change temperatures majorly.

Cite text evidence where the author provides setting in detail.

The author provided setting evidence when they wrote, "we have the only water for 100 miles".

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What is the setting of the story?

The setting of this is Camp Green Lake were boys dig holes after they did something bad.

How is the setting affecting the character?

The setting is affecting the character by making him kind of nervous at sometimes because of all the weird people there and he is uncomfortable because of the heat.

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The setting of the story is that Stanley is at camp green lake and their is no water in 100 miles. Rattle sake is one of the worst part about it. So you have to watch out! The said “ It is 95 degrees in shade.”

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The setting of the story is mainly camp Green Lake, Stanley’s school and his small apartment. Camp Green Lake is not fun it’s is a juvenile detention camp were they have to dig 5 by 5 foot holes each day. Also he gets bullied at his school because of his weight. And his apartment is very small , also it smells like burning rubber and feet because of his dad’s invention.
The setting is affecting the character by Stanley lives in a small apartment and so that makes him poor. Also on page 15 the author says at camp Green Lake they don’t give you water so the setting camp green Lake is affecting Stanley by he is going to be thirsty and hungry for a while.

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The setting of the story is at camp Green Lake. Stanley is at camp green lake and there is no water for 100 miles. Even in shade it is 95 degrees. The camp is not fun like he says it would be. It is a juvenile camp. People at his school would make fun of his weight. Stanley had a choice if he wanted to go to jail or go to Camp Green Lake, he said to the camp.

I think the setting effects Stanley because he is not used to digging holes 5 feet deep and 5 feet long. It is so hot there. He has to get used to it being 95 degrees and getting no water because its going to be like that’s for the next 18 months.

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The setting of the book holes is at camp green lake. At camp green lake there is no water for 100 miles.  It is so hot in the shade it is 95+ degrees and the guards are making Stanley dig a 5 foot deep hole by a 5 foot wide for 18 months straight and he can not stop till he finishes digging. Stanley has to wake up at 4:30 am to start digging and if he finds something good while digging he has to give it to the guards.

Stanley can have heat stroke if he does not have a bottle of because he hast to dig in 95+ degrees in the shade in the whole Has to be 5 feet deep by 5 feet wide.

The setting of the book is in the community a.k.a. Camp green lake.

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The setting takes place in camp green lake also known as dry lake. Kids go their after they did something bad. It is dry and very hot their isn’t water for a hundred miles. They had rattle snacks,holes in the ground from what the kids were digging and yellow spotted lizards.

The setting is effecting the character by making him feel scared and hot. Stanley has never been this thirsty. Mr.Sir said that He needs to get used to be this thirsty for the next 18 months.

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What is the setting in holes?

The setting in the book holes is that Stanley went to Camp Green Lake in Texas and he was expecting it to be a camp and it to be green but when he walked out of the bus he the yellow tan dust and dirt on the ground and he was to expecting it to be this.

How is the setting affecting the character?

The setting is affecting Stanley because when he walked out of the bus he saw there was no lake there was not camp or green and it was extremely hot  and it is making his body  temperatures change majorly.

What is some text evidence to support the setting?

Some text evidence is that They say “ we only have water for 100 miles and that it is 95 degrees” and Stanley is not used to that.

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4.How are you empathizing with your characters?

I am empathizing with the main character because if I were in that situation I would be scared too. The main character Stanley is being accused of stealing a famous baseball players shoes. Its a hard time for Stanley and I think that if I were in that situation, it would've been less controlled.

1.How does a character in my book connect with someone I know? (A family member, a friend, a celebrity)

The main character in my book reminds me of my cousin. The main character reminds me of my cousin because one time my cousin got in trouble at school for something he didn't do. My cousin tried to prove he was innocent until he found proof to prove he was innocent.

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I emphasized with my character Stanley by he must be extremely sad and scared because he was put in a camp we’re bad people go and he didn’t do anything. So I think I kind of feel what he is feeling. On page 24 the author tells the story of how when Stanley found the shoes he didn’t know they were stolen he was just trying to show then to his dad. So he feels probably scared or unknown of what going on when the police pulled him over. So if that happened to me I would feel the same way.

The character Stanley connects with me by he is very polite and has good manners, and that is just like my friend Quinn. By  when ever he comes over to my house is very polite and has great manners . Just like on page on page 11 Stanley says thank you to the bus driver so even though his is being framed and taken against his own will he still says thank you to the bus driver.

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Stanley reminds me of my grandpa because he talk about family a lot and work hard Because, Stanley has to dig a 6 foot hole a day.
I am like Stanley because I am easygoing and he does what people tell him to do and gets it done. And he has meet new people like zero and  they mabye friends soon.

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Stanley in my book connects with someone I know because Stanley is  very hard working and never gives up. That reminded me of my mom. I know that Stanley is hard workin because when it says that Stanley has to dig holes every day and it is very hard and takes a lot of hard work stand does not give up till he is done.

I am empathizing with my charter because there has been a time when my brother made a big mess and i was standing over it when my mom walked in and she though i did it. So i had to clean it up. I have been in that moment where you feel like your voice is not strong enough and what you say will be no use. So then you have to go along with whatever you got wrongly accused of. Stanley got accused of a crime that he did not do and since he is poor he does not have a lawyer to help him stand up for his self. So then he has to go to a camp for bad kids when he did nothing and is a good kid. And he feels like everyone is not on his side, do he does not have a voice and it is no use for what he says.queen

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1. Stanley experienced getting having a long bus ride on the way to Camp Green Lake.  I feel the same way because my bus ride seems so long as well. I know this because in the section I read, Stanley has over an 8 hour drive to camp. Mine feels the same way.

2. I am empathizing with my character well. Imagine digging a 5 by 5 feet hole when you are on solid ground. It would take many hours. Also think..... what would it be like if you went to camp and were limited a shower time and limited water. You are also with bad boys that make horrible choices. In the passage I read today, Stanley is independently making choices himself. He walks away when he feels uncomfortable.

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1. How are you similar to your character’s personality?

I’m similar to Stanley because we are both kind of different in the way that we are shy, big, and nerdy because in the story it mentions that Stanley had baseball posters on his bedroom wall.

2. How are you empathizing with your characters?

I’m empathizing with Stanley and the other kids at Camp Green Lake because they are probably annoyed they had to go to a place they didn’t really want to go to this place. I also feel bad that Stanley had to go to Camp Green Lake for a crime he didn’t do.

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How are you empathizing with your character?

I am empathizing with my main character because i would never ever want to go to a camp like that or even a jail. Also I bet is the worst feeling ever getting blamed even though you didn’t do anything.

How are you similar to your character?

I am similar to my character because maybe that are family’s don’t have a lot of money I am not saying poor just not a lot of money.

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I am not similar to my characters in my book there is a kid named Stanley and there was this famous baseball player and he wants lived  in a homeless shelter and he came out to be really successful and he gave his cleats to a homeless tour that he grew up in and someone stole them and the cleats fell on Stanley‘s head and he took them home and when the cops saw him running they thought he stole the cleats and that is why I do not compare to Stanley because I have never got caught by the police and I have never store.

Stanley and I connect to each other because people falsely accuse me of doing something that I did not do pretty often and that is what is happening to Stanley in this book. One time I got accused for stealing something by a kid but actually I just had the same thing as him he thought it was his because it looked the exact same.

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1. Someone that relates to one of the characters, the consoler is my friend Delaney because they both find the funny out of no were and think of positive out of something unnatural or bad. The consoler  is more positive Delaney is more out of no were she will find something and make a joke out of it.

2. I have not experienced anything like this but if I was in Stanley’s position I would be nervous, scared ,and tired. I would be tired because it is a long trip to the camp and it’s warm not very comfy area to be in. I would react in a similar way surprised and nervous thinking it something else like a better camp better beds and food.

3. We both always come in at wrong times in the area like how he was under the high way were the shoes were at the wrong time, and I relate because I always walk in at a random time when something awkward happens. I also have never been to a summer camp.

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The story holes is told in 1 person point of view. I know this because this book does not tell about Stanley’s personal feelings and what it is like at camp green lake. And also in the book there is a lot of Stanley, not key words like “me” and “my”.  I also know that this book is in first person because when the book stared it did not say, “my time at camp green lake was very extreme” instead the narrator talked about camp green lake and what it was like there. This story would be different if it was told from Stanley’s perspective because you would get to know what his life would have ben before camp green lake and what it was like at school compared to at home. This would also change how the readers hear the story, when they think of camp green lake Stanley can really explain how he feels and what is would be like for him, not what camp green lakes look, feels and who is there.

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The story is in a 1st person point of view. It is told by Stanley Yelnats. I know this because in the story it is saying a lot of “i’s”, “me” and “my”.

The book would be different if it was told by.... lets say “Zero.” He doesn’t know how to read or write. He would be saying mostly things about how he ended up at Camp Green Lake, or how he digs his holes. He might not be confident to speak if he doesn't know how to read or write. He wouldn’t say much or do much with the boys at this point.

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This story is told by Stanley Yelnats. And it is in first person because It gives us the perspective of Stanley and how he feels to be at camp green lake. The story would be told differently if it was told by another character by it could be told from zeros perspective and it may talk about how he got into camp green lake and how it is super easy to dig holes since he has been at camp green lake for awhile. I think zero is fine with everybody else he really is independent. Because he doesn’t talk much and all he does is finish his hole and go back to the camp, he doesn’t talk to anybody ether. And I think he would not be as polite as Stanley is to everybody, especially mr sir.

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The book is on 1 person because we get to hear he’s thoughts and get it from he’s point of view. He think he is the slowest digger, but it is in first person it would be “ I am the slowest digger.” So that is how it would be different. Zero where telling the story zero would not know feelings.

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This book s told in third person. I know this book s told in third person because even though the book talks about Stanleys feelings and emotions, the author describes it in a way where Stanley is not describing them. If this book was told by the warden of the camp I think the book would be more mysterious and secretive. Stanley doesn't know much about the warden, but he does know she has a secret side that hasn't been revealed. If the book was told by the warden I think she would describe the campers, councilors, and camp way different.

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Who’s telling the story? Is it 1st person, 2nd person, or 3rd person?

Holes is told in 3rd person because a different person who is not in the story tells the story.

How would the scene or story be different if it was told by someone different?

If Stanley told the story, I feel the story would be more about Stanley and his friends more than how a normal day at camp green lake would go.

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Who is telling the story/Is it in first or third point of view?
The story is told by Stanley Yelnats and the book is in first person point of view  because it talks about mostly Stanley and says what Stanley did and all his emotions and his actions.

How would the story be different if it was told by someone different?
If the book was told in zeros point of view it would be how he feels his emotions and also why he had to go to camp green lake and his way of life since he is in a camp.

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1. The story is being told by Stanley

2. The story is in first person because the person who is telling the story is Stanley and he is a main character so that is what makes it first person.

3. The story would be different if somebody else told it because Stanley is the one doing all the work and digging the holes so it would be different if it was a different person telling the story.

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Stanley is telling the story from his view I know this because he talks about his great grandfather and how he feels about something.

It is in 1st person view because it is from Stanley’s prospective and how  he sees everything

This story would be very different if it was told by zeros perspective because it would show how Stanley feels about digging or how zero thinks about letters, or him.

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Man vs nature because he has battle summer heat and dig a hole a day.  He must wanted water. After, all that he does not get good food. Mr. Sir is mad at Stanley because he “took” his sun flower seeds. He deals with it by going away from him.
Zero was upset that Stanley would not teach him how to read but, Mr. Sir took Stanley to the Wharton so Zero dig his hole, Stanley had a lot of energy left over so if Zero dig his hole every day/ help he would teach him how to read and write.
Stanley is very nice and calm and when he said something that X-Ray does not like he get pushed, he lets this happen.

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It is man vs nature because Stanley is battling the hot conditions. And it is man vs Society because of camp green lake and he gets accused for stealing cleats. The conflict is Stanley is getting accused for stealing a famous baseball player his cleats because they fell on his head after he was walking under a underpass and the cops thought that he was the one who stole them but he found them. Stanley encounters conflict at his house The cops found him because they thought he stole the cleats. Stanley Kubrick the conflict pretty well after the cops took him he didn’t like scream at them he just went with it and he went to camp Green Lake.