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Familiar Place Reflection

Reflect on a place you know well. Explore emotions, weather influences, themes, and literary devices in Jane Eyre. Group tasks included.

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Familiar Place Reflection

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  1. Freewriting • ALL PHONES AWAY • Discuss one place in your life that you are very familiar with • How do you feel about that place? • What would change if it were foggy outside? What if it were sunny outside?

  2. Theme and Literary Devices Developing Themes

  3. Themes in Jane Eyre • What is a theme: • Why is theme important? • HOW do you know it will be relevant later? • HOW do you explore it? • Literary Devices!

  4. Literary Devices • Some literary devices we’ve discussed: • character development • Setting • Mood • Plot • point of view • Figurative language • Allegory • Symbolism • Irony

  5. Quick Answer • On the back of this sheet: • What are two themes you identify in Jane Eyre? • What literary devices do you see more than once? • Can you predict or speculate on what might happen next as a result of thinking about those things?

  6. Group Debrief Discuss with your group: What are three major themes in Jane Eyre? Which would you like to explore? Which literary devices BEST SUPPORT your theme?

  7. Group Work • Things I need from your group TODAY: • The names of your group members • Your selected theme • What each of you will write about in your section of the assignment • Fill out a working theme sheet EACH (to keep) • Complete and turn in to me the double sided sheet (1 per group)

  8. Jane Eyre… • Quiz on Chapters through 20 this Friday!

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