Objective: By the end of class, students will learn how to analyze character and review types of irony in order to improve reading comprehensive skills.
DO NOW
Ensure that the definitions for the following 10 terms are in your notebooks: If you need to look anything up, look in back of text book - page R59:
1. Prediction
2. Inference
3. Influence
4. All parts of a plot structure
5. Protagonist
6. Antagonist
7. Text
8. What textual evidence means
9. Genre
10. Foreshadowing
Direct Instruction
As we view the following videos, you will take notes and define terms.This is expected to be in your notebooks for the notebook check during independent work today.
video on characterization
charACTERIZATION USING FROZEN
SITUATIONAL IRONY
VERBAL IRONY
DRAMATIC IRONY
Guided / Independent
Use the indirect characterization sheet to plot three character traits for JANE from "Jane's Back."
Complete the irony worksheet and in preparation for next week's lesson.
Check for Understanding
Individual student checks during independent work.
Closure
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