Thursday, January 16, 2020

Friday & Tuesday - January 17 and 21 - Roosevelt Speech

Objective: By the end of class, students will examine persuasive devices in speeches in order to analyze author’s intended purpose and determine main idea.

Explain, describe and/or analyze examples of a text that support the author’s intended purpose.
 LF112

Identify and/or explain stated or implied main ideas and relevant supporting details from the text.
 LF131

CC139-10.A

DO NOW

Write your name on the seam of your new Keystone literature book and turn to page 218. In your notes, write down the difference between FACT and OPINION.

Also, if you didn't copy this from Wednesday, get this in your notes:
Significant or Significance = Importance
Example: What is the significance of the following lines from Seven Ages of Man? "All the World's a Stage"

Generalization = affecting most people or things / widespread
Example - What line from the poem supports the generalization that Shakespeare may not believe in life after death?


Direct Instruction

Map of pacific ocean / hawaiian islands, USA, Japan Pearl Harbor Video 

Read the multiple choice questions for the passage first.

Read Roosevelt "War Message to Congress."

Annotate as we read.

Guided / 

Answer multiple choice questions using strategies (cross two out).

Independent

Use the sentence starters below to help you answer the constructed response question in your handout.

Roosevelt constructs his argument to convince Congress to go to 
war by using persuasive techniques. Some of the techniques he uses are  ____________________, _____________________ 
and ___________________________.  He uses ______________ 
when he says, 
"__________________________________________________"
This really has an impact on his audience  because  ______________________________________________.  He also uses __________________ when he says, "_________________________________________________."
This is convincing because _____________________________.
Finally, Roosevelt uses __________________________. This is very convincing to Congress because___________________. In the end, because Roosevelt uses effective techniques that convince Congress to go to war.


Multiple choice questions from last year Benchmarks and Keystones

Tuesday, January 14, 2020

Wednesday & Thursday - JAN 15 & 16

Objective: By the end of class, students will identify, explain interpret and/or analyze the effects of figurative language in a text in order to effectively communicate an idea.

L.F 1.1.1  / L.F.2.5.1

DO  NOW

Get your chrome book (YOUR #) and log on to naviance.
Ms. Ferreirra will be coming in to complete tasks with you.

Direct Instruction

Copy the definitions of two very important Keystone words that you will encounter in many questions. then answer the question that follows it:

Significant or Significance = Importance

Example: What is the significance of the following lines from Seven Ages of Man? "All the World's a Stage"

Generalization = affecting most people or things / widespread

Example - What line from the poem supports the generalization that Shakespeare may not believe in life after death?

Independent FINAL REVIEW OF FIGURATIVE LANGUAGE AND TERMS OF LITERARY ELEMENTS.


CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING


INDIVIDUAL STUDENT CHECKS DURING INDEPENDENT WORK





DIRECT INSTRUCTION

POINT OF VIEW = NARRATIVE PERSPECTIVE

'NARRATIVE" MEANS "STORY" AND "PERSPECTIVE" MEANS "VIEWPOINT."

POINT OF VIEW - PPT

GUIDED

READ EXAMPLES OF SAME STORY FROM DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES. "READING ON THE MOVE."

INDEPENDENT

COMPETE THE POV SCENERIOS ON HANDOUT PROVIDED.

CHECK FOR UNDERSTANDING

INDIVIDUAL STUDENT CHECKS DURING INDEPENDENT WORK






OBJECTIVE: EXPLAIN, INTERPRET, COMPARE POINT OF VIEW AND THE IMPACT OF POINT OF VIEW ON THE TEXT AS A WHOLE.


L.N 2, 3, 6

Monday, January 13, 2020

Monday & Tuesday - Jan 13 &14 -

Objective: By the end of class, students will identify, explain interpret and/or analyze the effects of figurative language in a text in order to effectively communicate an idea.

L.F 1.1.1  / L.F.2.5.1

DO NOW

Fig Language - (part of the test) 


 View https://www.spiral.ac/sharing/m8wvg1n/the-seven-ages-of-man-william-shakespeare
Read and analyze Seven Ages of Man - Shakespeare

It is an extended metaphor - What are the stages of life being compared to??



Stages of life are being compared to ACTS in a PLAY (something Shakespeare knew so well!)
Complete graphic organizer provided according to directions.

Then, in prose form:

Analyze one of the stages of life and explain how the figurative language for this stage influences the reader. Also evaluate how you think Shakespeare felt about this particular stage of life. Use textual evidence to support your answer.

Sentence starters.........

One of the stages of life that Shakespeare analyzes is the ____________________. In this stage, he

uses (name the type of figurative language used)____________________________. He say,

"___________________________________________________________________________."

This helps create the image or idea that

_________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________.

This image is (positive? negative? happy? sad?) so I think that Shakespeare feels

_____________________________________________ about this stage.


Guided / Independent

Peruse the poem and define unknown terms directly on the poem (annotate) using the vocabulary sheet that is provided to you.

Read the first five lines and determine: To what are the seven stages of man being compared?

Shakespeare was most famous for writing plays (dramas) that were either tragedies or comedies. All plays are divided into ACTS and then into smaller SCENES within the ACTS. It only makes sense then, that Shakespeare compares the seven stages of life to seven _________ in a play. 

THIS IS THE EXTENDED METAPHOR - STAGES OF LIFE ARE COMPARED TO ACTS IN A PLAY.

Read and Annotate the poem for figurative language.
Metaphor
Simile
Alliteration
personification

Parallelism

Monday, January 6, 2020

Monday & Thursday- January 6 & 9- Seven Ages of Man

Objective: By the end of class, students will identify, explain interpret and/or analyze the effects of figurative language in a text in order to effectively communicate an idea.

L.F 1.1.1  / L.F.2.5.1

DO  NOW
Write in notes:
EXTENDED METAPHOR - An extended metaphor, is when an author takes a single metaphor (a comparison without using "like" or "as"), and stretches it out over the whole poem or story.


Direct Instruction





Introduce Shakespeare's Seven Ages of Man from the play, "As You Like it." 

SLIDESHARE - INTRO TO SEVEN AGES OF MAN

It is an EXTENDED METAPHOR - An extended metaphor, is when an author takes a single metaphor (a comparison without using "like" or "as"), and stretches it out over the whole poem or story.


listen 

 View https://www.spiral.ac/sharing/m8wvg1n/the-seven-ages-of-man-william-shakespeare
Read and analyze Seven Ages of Man - Shakespeare

It is an extended metaphor - What are the stages of life being compared to??



Stages of life are being compared to ACTS in a PLAY (something Shakespeare knew so well!)
Complete graphic organizer provided according to directions.

Then, in prose form:

Analyze one of the stages of life and explain how the figurative language for this stage influences the reader. Also evaluate how you think Shakespeare felt about this particular stage of life. Use textual evidence to support your answer.

Sentence starters.........

One of the stages of life that Shakespeare analyzes is the ____________________. In this stage, he

uses (name the type of figurative language used)____________________________. He say,

"___________________________________________________________________________."

This helps create the image or idea that

_________________________________________________________________________________

______________________________________________________________________________.

This image is (positive? negative? happy? sad?) so I think that Shakespeare feels

_____________________________________________ about this stage.


Guided / Independent

Peruse the poem and define unknown terms directly on the poem (annotate) using the vocabulary sheet that is provided to you.

Read the first five lines and determine: To what are the seven stages of man being compared?

Shakespeare was most famous for writing plays (dramas) that were either tragedies or comedies. All plays are divided into ACTS and then into smaller SCENES within the ACTS. It only makes sense then, that Shakespeare compares the seven stages of life to seven _________ in a play. 

THIS IS THE EXTENDED METAPHOR - STAGES OF LIFE ARE COMPARED TO ACTS IN A PLAY.

Read and Annotate the poem for figurative language.
Metaphor
Simile
Alliteration
personification
Parallelism

Identify the seven stages of man directly on the poem.

listen one more time

Use chrome books to research William Shakespeare. Answer the following questions:

1. When and where was he born?
2. Tell me something about his childhood.
3. How many children did he have? Tell me something about them.
4. How many plays did he write?
5. How many poems?
6. Was Shakespeare superstitious? Give an example of how you know.
7. How and where did Shakespeare die?



Wednesday, January 1, 2020

Thursday & Friday - Jan 2 & 3 - Figurative Language / Seven Ages of Man

Objective: By the end of class, students will analyze author's use of figurative language in poetry in order to create images for the reader.



DO NOW - 

What idea is the author trying to communicate when he uses the following simile, metaphor and personification?

1. Her eyes were like diamonds.
2. The pillow was a fluffy cloud.
3. The flowers danced freely in the breeze and turned their happy faces to the sun.



Direct Instruction


Video review of figurative language. - Airplanes

hyperboles

allusions

extended metaphor


WHY do authors use figurative language? (What is the purpose? What does it help the reader do?) 
They use it to COMMUNICATE AN IDEA MORE CLEARLY AND CREATE AN IMAGE FORTHE READER.

worksheet -
After finding the figurative language in the story, choose one kind that he uses (simile, hyperbole, etc). Provide two examples and and explain what idea he is trying to communicate for each example.

Direct Instruction

SLIDESHARE - INTRO TO SEVEN AGES OF MAN

Use chrome books to research William Shakespeare. Answer the following questions:

1. When and where was he born?
2. Tell me something about his childhood.
3. How many children did he have? Tell me something about them.
4. How many plays did he write?
5. How many poems?
6. Was Shakespeare superstitious? Give an example of how you know.
7. How and where did Shakespeare die?

Read and analyze Seven Ages of Man - Shakespeare

It is an extended metaphor - What are the stages of life being compared to??




Complete graphic organizer provided according to directions.

Then, in prose form:

Choose one of the stages of life that you relate to the most. Discuss / explain the metaphor for this stage. Explain the images created by figurative language for this stage of life. Then, evaluate (provide your opinion based on information provided) - what is the most important stage of life and why?