DO NOW
Three types of Irony - write them in your notes
Situational Irony - when the opposite happens of what we expect to happen
Verbal Irony - when we say the opposite of what we mean (sarcasm is a form of verbal irony)
Dramatic Irony - when the reader or viewer knows something that the characters in the story do not. It builds suspense!!
Direct Instruction
SITUATIONAL IRONY
VERBAL IRONY
DRAMATIC IRONY
Guided
Summarize LTTS to date.
Finish reading LTTS.
Independent
Identify two examples of situational irony and two examples of dramatic irony in LTTS.
Complete the plot structure for LTTS and all comprehensive questions on the handout. Tomorrow you will be writing a constructed response......
Check for Understanding
Individual student checks during independent work
Closure
Review the incidences of situational irony and dramatic irony in LTTS.
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