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Thematic Concepts To Kill a Mockingbird

Thematic Concepts To Kill a Mockingbird. Objective: To develop a thesis statement that describes a thematic concept in TKMB by collecting subject ideas, turning them into messages, and developing a compound/complex sentence with a TAG. Quickwrite.

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Thematic Concepts To Kill a Mockingbird

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  1. Thematic ConceptsTo Kill a Mockingbird Objective: To develop a thesis statement that describes a thematic concept in TKMB by collecting subject ideas, turning them into messages, and developing a compound/complex sentence with a TAG

  2. Quickwrite • Turn in your vocabulary! (Quiz Reminder and Sticky Notes for Monday!) • What is theme? How is it different from the subject or topic? • How do you find the theme of a novel or short story? • Can there be more than one theme? • What is one of the themes in the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee?

  3. Topic/Subject/Ideas • Generate a list of topics/subjects/ideas that could be related to the theme of To Kill a Mockingbird

  4. Turn Your Idea Into a Theme • Turn two of your topics into messages or themes • Love=love conquers all • Racism= racism causes injustice

  5. Write a Claim • What is the theme of the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee?

  6. Revise and Develop • Add imagery or figurative language to develop the complexity of your claim/thesis statement. • Is as disconcerting as… • Creates an understanding similar to…

  7. Revise Diction • Pick three words to replace with higher-level diction or academic vocabulary

  8. Final Thematic statement

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