DO NOW
Identify one example of dramatic irony and one example of situational irony for Lamb to the Slaughter and explain each.
( #12 and #14 on the worksheet with questions from last week)
Direct Instruction
We can learn a lot about characters by their actions, what they say, what others' say about them and by what they think and feel.
video on characterization
Character traits - review traits and how traits can be revealed using the STEAL method.
Guided
Use the character trait graphic organizer to develop Mary's character throughout the story. Would you define Mary's character as DYNAMIC?
Use the list of sample character traits to help you.
Independent
Transform your character trait organizer into prose form. SO, write a paragraph describing Mary's character and how she developed throughout the story.
Refer to her specific character traits and be sure to use textual evidence suggesting she is like that because of something she does, says, thinks or feels.
Check for Understanding
Individual student checks during independent
Guided
Use the character trait graphic organizer to develop Mary's character throughout the story. Would you define Mary's character as DYNAMIC?
Use the list of sample character traits to help you.
Independent
Transform your character trait organizer into prose form. SO, write a paragraph describing Mary's character and how she developed throughout the story.
Refer to her specific character traits and be sure to use textual evidence suggesting she is like that because of something she does, says, thinks or feels.
Check for Understanding
Individual student checks during independent
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