KCCT Coach for Reading Grade 4 Character part 2 Setting Plot, Conflict, and Resolution

Sep 10, 2012

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KCCT Coach for Reading Grade 4 Character part 2 Setting Plot, Conflict, and Resolution

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Plot and Setting

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Plot and Setting

Miss Michel’s Introduction to:. Plot and Setting. “What Happened?”. You often ask friends this question when you want to know what is going on. In a story, the answer to “What happened?” is the plot.

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Conflict and Conflict Resolution

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Setting and Character

Setting and Character . Form 1E . Let’s view the clip then answer the questions. http:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y69kGmPeHw0. Setting . Setting is the time (when) and place (where) a story takes place. It tells the size, location and special features of a place.

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Conflict and Conflict Resolution

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Setting Conflict Climax Resolution

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Conflict and Resolution

Conflict and Resolution. Resolution- how the conflicts are resolved or worked out. Sometimes conflicts are resolved neatly; other times readers are left guessing the exact outcome. Conflict is the struggle between two opposing forces.

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Unit 1- Plot, Setting, and Conflict

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Plot and Conflict

Plot and Conflict. Plot is the literary element that describes the structure of a story . It shows a casual arrangement of events and actions within a story. . Plot Structure. Plot Structure Components. Climax: The turning point. The most intense moment (either mentally or in action.

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Plot, Setting, and Character

Plot, Setting, and Character. Obj: I will identify the relationship between setting, plot, and character by analyzing the impact of one on the other.

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CHARACTER, SETTING AND PLOT

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Plot and Conflict

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Conflict and Conflict Resolution

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Plot and Setting

Plot and Setting. Define plot. is a series of related events, like links in a chain. Describe conflict. A struggle or dispute having opposing views or actions i.e. buying a soda and vending machine not providing the soda. Explain external conflict.

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Conflict and Resolution

Conflict and Resolution. GHD Training. Defining Conflict. Merriam-Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary Pronunciation Function ˈ kän- ˌ flikt noun Etymology:

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Plot: The Story’s Structure Basic situation Complications Climax Resolution Setting and Conflict

Plot and Setting. Feature Menu. Plot: The Story’s Structure Basic situation Complications Climax Resolution Setting and Conflict Practice. Plot: The Story’s Structure. Plot is the series of events in a story. Plot answers the question “What happened?”. Complications. Basic situation.

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Character and Setting

Character and Setting. Erin Mo Ferber, Sammy Nettling, Ellery Page. Characters are characterized by . What they say What they do How they react What other people say about them. The Speaker,Persona, or Narrator. Who is telling this poem?

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Setting, Plot, Character

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Solution-Focused Conflict Resolution Skills Part 2

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Lesson 2 Conflict Resolution

Lesson 2 Conflict Resolution. Exercise 1. Read the questionnaire, then match the verbs below with those underlined in the text. Criticise, discuss, get revenge, irritate,make, return, say Ok,,stop liking,suggest,take, tolerate, make a lot of noise.

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