'Characters actions' presentation slideshows

Character and Setting

Character and Setting. Character. Definition: the people, animals, or creatures Main Characters: The most important characters in a story Minor Character: Interacts with main character. Has a lesser role in the story

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The Six Pillars of Character

The Six Pillars of Character. T r u s t w o r t h i n e s s. R e s p o n c i b i l i t y. F a i r n e s s. C i t i z e n s h i p. R e s p e c t. C a r i n g. trustworthiness respect responsibility.

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Characterization

Characterization. How do we get to know the characters?. Character Traits. Character traits are the personality of a character or real life person . For example: The boy who smiles at the new girl might be called kind or flirtatious . (Actions)

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Story Literary Elements

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The Tell-Tale Heart Short Story by Edgar Allan Poe

The Tell-Tale Heart Short Story by Edgar Allan Poe. Introducing the Short Story with Literary Analysis: Suspense Reading Skill: Evaluate Narrator Vocabulary in Context. VIDEO TRAILER. INTRODUCING THE SHORT STORY. What makes you SUSPICIOUS ?.

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The Tell-Tale Heart Short Story by Edgar Allan Poe

The Tell-Tale Heart Short Story by Edgar Allan Poe. Introducing the Short Story with Literary Analysis: Suspense Reading Skill: Evaluate Narrator Vocabulary in Context. VIDEO TRAILER. INTRODUCING THE SHORT STORY. What makes you SUSPICIOUS ?.

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Frankenstein: Innocence and Guilt

Frankenstein: Innocence and Guilt. By Hannah Steiner, Ryan Tat, Keithan Denkinger , and Matt Hergert Munoz pd. 5. What is Guilt?. The fact of having committed a breach of conduct especially violating law and involving a penalty; broadly : guilty conduct

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The Power of W.O.W. Review

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What's My Message ?

What's My Message ?.

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What's My Message ?

What's My Message ?.

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The keeper

The keeper. Author: Mal Peet Date and year published 2003 Brian 7 th period. http://www.kdl.org/image_attachments/0000/3423/5173x8w0jhl.jpg?1192478856. Keeper. Setting: Telling the story of Gatos childhood and how he learned to play soccer Genre : Realistic fiction.

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LESSON PLAN OBJECTIVES

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Research on Post-apocalyptic and social realism films

Research on Post-apocalyptic and social realism films. Timelines . Social Realism . Post apocalyptic . 2010. 2000. 1990. 1980. 1970. 1960. Visual Conventions of Post-Apocalyptic Films .

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Character and Characterization

Character and Characterization. Group Two: Jacob Arthur, Grace Goddard , Jessica Gault , Elena Budinsky , Taylor Fegan. Round vs. Flat. Characters are either ROUND or FLAT. Round: *fully developed *m any describing traits *very convincing *lots of background info. Flat:

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Materials

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Unit 2: Characters

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Safely Home

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Character Development

Unit 2: Characters Analyze how complex characters develop over the course of a text, interact with other characters, and advance the plot or theme of a text. Character Development. 2 types of characterization (how authors create characters):

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Theme Literary Analysis

Theme Literary Analysis. 1. Choose a theme: Love enhances the meaning to life. War causes pain. Imperfection must exist. Family makes you whole. Choices create individuals. Change requires courage. 2. Thesis statement (fill in the blanks):

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