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Lord of the Flies

Analyze the impact of setting descriptions on the author's tone and reader's mood, review chapter 1, create a dialogue scene based on textual evidence, and explore the theme of good vs. evil. Understand health project requirements and learn about plagiarism.

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Lord of the Flies

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  1. Lord of the Flies

  2. Monday, March 4, 2019 Objectives: 1. Analyze how author’s setting description affect’s the author’s tone and reader’s mood 2. Understand health project requirements Agenda- • SSR (Lord of the Flies) • Setting Analysis • Blanco

  3. Use a blank piece of printer paper! (if absent) Step 1: Write your name in the bottom right corner. Draw a small bubble, circle, or any type of shape in the middle of your poster.

  4. Step 2: find two one quote from Lord of the flies that shows the setting (quote must be 2-3 sentences)

  5. Teacher example:“The reef enclosed more than one side of the island, lying perhaps a mile out and parallel to what they now thought of as their beach. The coral was scribbled in the sea as though a giant had bent down to reproduce the shape of the island in a flowing chalk line but tired before he had finished. Inside was peacock water, rocks, and weeds showing as in an aquarium, outside was the dark blue of the sea” (Golding 29).

  6. Step 3: Below each quote, summarize or paraphrase in your own words what is being said (1-2 sentences)

  7. Step 4: Explain how the quote shows the author’s tone (attitude). Use a tone word.

  8. Step 5: Explain how the quote shows the author’s tone (attitude). Use a tone word.

  9. Step 6: Draw a picture of the setting!

  10. Tuesday, March 5, 2019 Objectives: • Review chapter one and create a dialogue scene based on textual evidence that makes a prediction about the story Agenda- • SSR (Lord of the Flies)-Sparknotes/Shmoop/Cliffnotes • Quickwrite • Dialogue Scene

  11. Part 1: Why do you think Jack did not kill the pig? Did you find sparknotes, cliffnotes, or shmoop the most helpful? Explain. Write a brief summary of chapter 1 Write 3 open ended questions you have about chapter 1 Quickwrite 3/5/19

  12. Make a prediction about what is going to happen next by using textual evidence Example-“Next time there would be no mercy. He looked around fiercely, daring them to contradict” (Golding 31). I believe Jack will end up killing an animal for food. Dialogue Scene Part 1--

  13. Create a dialogue scene (two people talking) with two characters from Lord of the Flies. Your scene needs to be a prediction based on the textual evidence from part 1. What do you think is going to happen next? Have the two characters present this. Dialogue Scene-part 2

  14. Wednesday, March 6, 2019 Objectives: 1. Analyze the theme of good vs. evil as it relates to your opinion and review chapter 1 2. Understand plagiarism Agenda- • SSR (Lord of the Flies) • Ms. Blanco • Good Vs. Evil

  15. Complete Good vs. Evil Activity in Google Classroom

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