'Person narrative' presentation slideshows

Stretch and Challenge for All

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The Simple Gift

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Short Stories (notes, literary terms, Grammar)

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Narrative Choices

Narrative Choices. Aim: K now how writers can choose a particular viewpoint and voice for effect Understand how to sequence text for effect. Lesson 1. Task 1 :. Imagine you are taking this photograph. Where are you? What can you see from this vantage point?

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The Great Gatsby

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Anthology Poems (in a nutshell)

Remains. Bayonet Charge. The Emigree. Tissue. Anthology Poems (in a nutshell). War Photographer. Checking out me History. Exposure. Kamikaze. My Last Duchess. Storm on the Island. The Charge of the Light Brigade. Poppies. The Prelude. London. Ozymandias.

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Brideshead Revisited

Brideshead Revisited . By Evelyn Waugh Katherine. Author Information. Born in London in 1903 Brideshead Revisited was written in 1945 Rossetti and Decline and Fall (1928) Vile Bodies (1930) Black Mischief (1932) Scoop (1937) Sword of Honor (1952-1961)

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The Repairman by Harry Harrison

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Characterization

Characterization. Date:__________ Title: Characterization EQ: How do we know the difference between characters in a story?. Characterization. Definition: Several methods used by an author to make a character real and believable. 1. Inner Thoughts and Feelings

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Bell Work Tuesday, August 20

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The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

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The Hunger Games

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AP Language and Composition Mr. Houghteling

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~Nathaniel Hawthorne~

~Nathaniel Hawthorne~. Introduction to The Scarlet Letter (The Custom-House). Basic Background Information. The novel was written after he was fired from the Salem Custom House in 1849. It is considered as an autobiographical sketch of Hawthorne.

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Welcome Back

Welcome Back. Getting to Know You. Bring to class a picture of you doing something fun. Mrs. Schu. Organize your thoughts u sing bullet points. Be ready to:. Show and tell about what is happening in the picture.

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The Black Cat

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Access Literature

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Lesson 3: Narrative and Point of View

Lesson 3: Narrative and Point of View. The narrator tells the story, with a specific perspective informed by his or her beliefs and experiences. Narrators can be major characters or minor characters, or exist outside the story altogether.

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Narrative Compositions

Narrative Compositions. What are Narrative Compositions?.

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Declare yourself Free Brainstorm

Declare yourself Free Brainstorm. Who or what would you like to declare yourself free from? . Declare Yourself- 1st Person Narrative. DIRECTIONS: Write your very own Declaration of Independence. Declare yourself free from someone or something.

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