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Identify at least three (3) rising action events that come before the climax of the story.  Review climax at the bottom of the BOOK CLUB Padlet: 

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Identify at least three (3) rising action events that come before the climax of the story.  Review climax at the bottom of the BOOK CLUB Padlet: 

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Write about something that was done or said in one rising action event (include page #s, and quotes if necessary).

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Write about something that was done or said in one rising action event (include page #s, and quotes if necessary).

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Rising Action:  Record the events (build-up) that lead the reader to the climax.

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Rising Action:  Record the events (build-up) that lead the reader to the climax.

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The Plot Diagram is an organizational tool focusing on a pyramid or triangular shape, which is used to map the events in a story. This mapping of plot structure allows readers and writers to visualize the key features of stories.

The basic triangle-shaped plot structure, representing the beginning, middle, and end of a story, was described by Aristotle. Gustav Freytag modified Aristotle's system by adding a rising action and a falling action to the structure. This interactive version of the graphic organizer supports both Aristotle's and Freytag's conceptualizations of plot structures.

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The Plot Diagram is an organizational tool focusing on a pyramid or triangular shape, which is used to map the events in a story. This mapping of plot structure allows readers and writers to visualize the key features of stories. The basic triangle-shaped plot structure, representing the beginning, middle, and end of a story, was described by Aristotle.

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Describe the key character(s) using text evidence from how the author introduces them.

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Describe the key character(s) using text evidence from how the author introduces them.

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Work with others in your group to answer the following (use textual evidence):  

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Work with others in your group to answer the following (use textual evidence):  

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What is the setting? How is it introduced? How does the author describe it? What are your thoughts about it?

Who is/are the main character(s)? How were they introduced? What are your thoughts about them?

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What can you infer about the book?  What can you predict?

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What can you infer about the book?  What can you predict?

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We think that Sam is very interested in basketball but doesn't know how to play. From what we read so far, Sam is independent, got his first apartment at the age of 18, and he met a girl named Gloria that was good at basketball.

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Fast Sam , Cool Clyde, and stuff- Group 4

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Fast Sam , Cool Clyde, and stuff- Group 4

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We can predict that Francis will start to make very bad decisions based on the people he is going to start surrounding his self around.

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I think China will go through the struggles of being a single mother, having to quit school and work at a young age to provide for her child.

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We think that Rob Garrett will be bullied for his skin color. we agree that he will struggle to fit in.

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Fast sam, Cool Clyde, and stuff -Group 4

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Fast sam, Cool Clyde, and stuff -Group 4

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From what We read is that the setting is in Harlem New York at mount Morris park. the author describes it as "alternately funny [and] sad, but always very natural and appealing." our thoughts on the book is stuff makes friends pretty quickly, altho there's already some sad moments going on but its a very entertaining book overall. the main characters are Gloria , stuff Clyde and fast sam. they were introduced in chapter one on 116th street they all had met on the same block and became friends. our thoughts on the characters are stuff is lame and is good at basketball, and Gloria is a nice friend u could always talk too, and fast sam is a fighter he don't do much talking, and cool Clyde is a character who got a lot of stuff going on in his life but still try's to push through it we like the characters all the same hopefully they stick together.

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El soñador: Pam Muñoz and Peter Sis.- Group A

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El soñador: Pam Muñoz and Peter Sis.- Group A

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From what I read on the back cover of my book... I can predict that the main character of the story is a boy who likes stories and feeling free; He will have to take a long journey to find out what his life will involve and to discover himself.

Manuela C.Chaverra.

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Esperanza renace: Pam Muñoz Ryan - Group A

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Esperanza renace: Pam Muñoz Ryan - Group A

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The setting of the book "Esperanza renace is in El Rancho de Las Rosas en Aguascalientes, Mexico : Page 8-10 where she lived her life until she was 13 years old when her mother moved to the San Joaquin Valley in California. The story takes place from 1930 after the Mexican Revolution.

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We think Steve isn't fully comprehending what's happening to him, as he states, "I believe I walked into the middle of the movie." If he has this mindset, we can infer that he is not going to do well in the detention center.

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The Rising Action of our story is when Steve goes to trial to plead guilty or not guilty. Steve was sent to jail from being involved in a crime..or not? It was finally his time to go to trial to find out the truth and to figure out if he will be spending the rest of his life in jail or will he be sent home.

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The setting of Monster is in prison,specifically a cell in Block D,Manhatton, He states " There is a mirror over the steel sink in my cell." The author described it [jail] as an awful place, but a great place to cry. Our thoughts about the book so far is that we think it will be a very interesting book because the main character is in prison at only the age of sixteen.

The main character is a Sixteen year old boy

named Steve Harmon.They where introduced by the author in the cell.Our thoughts about him is that he is a bad desision making kid.

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The setting of our book is Manhattan, New York. On page 7 it states "FADE IN: INTERIOR: Early morning in CELL BLOCK D, MANHATTAN DETENTION CENTER." Our thoughts about the book is he is going to struggle while in the detention center.

The main character is Steve Harmon. He is introduced in page 7 when the author says "INTERIOR: CELL. Sixteen year old STEVE HARMON is sitting on the edge of a metal cot, head in hands." Our thoughts are he is having a difficult time comprehending what is happening to him. We also think he was wrongfully accused of murder.

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Exposition:

The Dreamer by Pam Muñoz Ryan takes place in Temuco, Chile, at the beginning of the 20th century. The main protagonist is Neftalí Reyes, a shy and sickly boy who enjoys reading and writing. His father, Don José, is an authoritarian man who disapproves of his son's sensitivity and creativity.

Rising action (3 events):

1) Naftalí falls in love with words and begins to write poetry, which provokes the anger and contempt of his father.

2) Neftalí befriends a girl named Marisol, who encourages him to continue writing and helps him overcome her shyness.

3) Neftalí faces bullying from his classmates due to his weak physique and his penchant for poetry.

Climax:

Neftalí participates in a writing contest and wins a prize for his poetry. His father, in a fit of anger, burns Neftalí's books and poems, which provokes an intense confrontation between the two.

Falling action:

After the destruction of his poems, Naftali falls ill and is bedridden for several weeks. During his recovery, he receives a visit from his uncle Federico, who encourages him to continue writing and advises him not to abandon his dreams.

Resolution:

Neftalí recovers and reunites with Marisol, who helps him recover some of his poems that he had kept secret. Together, they vow to continue writing and support each other in their dreams of becoming famous writers. Neftalí, inspired by his experience, adopts the pseudonym Pablo Neruda and follows his destiny as a poet.

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Esperanza Renace : Pam Muñoz Ryan - Group A

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Esperanza Renace : Pam Muñoz Ryan - Group A

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“The Exposition: Esperanza lives with her mother, father, and grandmother in El Rancho de Las Rosas, a large vineyard in the 1930s in Mexico. Due to the family's land, wealth and faithful servants, Esperanza has lived a happy and privileged life with plenty of food, clothing, toys and entertainment.” This Information is found in Chapter “ LAS UVAS”.

The Rising action: Esperanza has difficulty adjusting to the work environment and the poor conditions in the workers camps in Los Angeles. When Mama is sent to the hospital, she works in the fields to support them. Each week Esperanza saves money to pay for grandma’s journey. This information is found in Chapter “ LAS GUAYABAS “.

The Rising action(2): Esperanza’s uncle now owns the land their house is on and wants to marry her mama. We know that things are going to continue to change for the family, and we wonder what they will decide to do next. This information is in Chapter " LAS PAPAYAS".

The Rising action(3) : Esperanza’s father is killed. This means that things are going to change for Esperanza’s family, and we wonder what Esperanza and her mama will do now. This information is found in the first Chapter " LAS UVAS" .

Climax: Esperanza reaches her breaking point and tells Miguel that she no longer has hope for the future. The next day, Miguel disappears, taking Esperanza's money.This information is found in Chapter “ LOS MELONES”.

Climax(2) : The turning point comes when Abuelita arrives because it makes Esperanza and Mama happy. This information is in the last Chapter " LAS UVAS ".

Falling action : Eventually when Esperanza’s Mom comes home from the hospital. A little later, Miguel returns home with a surprise: he has brought Abuelita from Mexico. This Information is found in Chapters “ LAS GUAYABAS - LAS CEBOLLAS “.

Falling action(2) : is when Abuelita tells her story and the day before Esperanza's birthday when she listens to the heartbeat of the earth with Miguel. This information is in the last chapter " LAS UVAS " .

Resolution: "When Esperanza and Mama are forced to flee the prosperous region of Aguascalientes,Mexico, to a Mexican agricultural work camp in California, they must adjust to a life without the costumes and servants they were accustomed to at Rancho de las Rosas Now they must face the challenges of hard work, acceptance from their own people, and economic hardship caused by the Great Depression. When Mom falls ill and a strike for better working conditions threatens to uproot her new life, Esperanza must give up her life. past. and learn to embrace a future full of family and community riches." This info is found in all the chapter but mainly the last one, LAS UVAS, LAS PAPAYAS, LOS HIJOS , LAS GUAYABAS, LOS MELONES, LAS CEBOLLAS, LAS ALMENDRAS, LAS CIRUELAS, LAS PAPAS, LOS AGUACATES, LOS ESPARRAGOS, LOS DURAZNOS y LAS UVAS ( 2 ).

Conclusion: Conclusion: Esperanza Rising, is a powerful book to introduce into the high school classroom. Esperanza Rising, the story of a young woman's journey from a prosperous ranch in Mexico to the farm fields of California, is a story of overcoming difficulties and, above all, the power of family love. Pam Munoz Ryan's book is based on true life experiences and seamlessly integrates the cultural and historical realities of life in the 1930s into the plot. The novel explores issues of belonging, identity and respect. It also provides context for discussions about immigration, prejudice and fair trade.

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According to the book, chapter 11, China felt betrayed and lied to by a person named Brother Agee. Brother Agee had lied to China that her daughter's stone was broken. On pg 323 it said, "...You lied to me about my little girl's stone. You told me it was broken!" On pg 322 it said, "...I never said I wasn't one of the owners of Obisidian's." On pg 329 it had said, "...Brother Agee was her stepfather's cousin, and it was her stepfather that sold him his share of the club."

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