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Lob’s Girl

Lob’s Girl. Credibility of Character. Lob’s Girl (Flow Chart). On the beach when Sandy was five, a dog came to her and started licking her face. Sandy played with Lob at the beach. . Lob belongs to Mr. Dodsworth who lives in Liverpool 400 miles away.

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Lob’s Girl

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  1. Lob’s Girl Credibility of Character

  2. Lob’s Girl (Flow Chart) On the beach when Sandy was five, a dog came to her and started licking her face. Sandy played with Lob at the beach. Lob belongs to Mr. Dodsworth who lives in Liverpool 400 miles away.

  3. Sandy and her family live in Cornwall. Lob came to the Pengelly’s house and knocked over the Christmas puddings. The Pengelly’s took Lob back to Don Dodsworth at “Fisherman’s Arms.” When Lob and Mr. Dodsworth take the train back, Sandy goes down to the train stations to see Lob off secretly.

  4. A week later, Lob walks 400 miles to get back to the Pengelly home. Mr. Dodsworth takes a train to pick up Lob. In ten days, Lob came back to the Pengelly home. Bert Pengelly calls Mr. Dodsworth to pick up the dog.

  5. Mr. Dodsworth gives the dog to the Pengelly’s. Nine years go by and Mr. Dodworth would visit Lob at the Pengelly’s house. Jean Pengelly asks Sandy to visit her Aunt Rebecca. Sandy takes Lob with her and walks down to Aunt Rebecca’s house.

  6. Dr. Traverse finds Sandy’s body. He realizes that she was hit by a car. Sandy is taken to the hospital. The doctors are unsure if she will make it. Sandy’s grandmother, Granny Pearce finds Lob outside the hospital and gets permission for Lob to come to the window. Sandy hears the sound of a dog and begins to move.

  7. Grandma Pearce is upset with Sandy’s parents for not allowing Lob to the room sooner to see Sandy. Sandy’s parents tell Grandma Pearce that the dog is not Lob. Lob was killed during the accident. Lob’s body had been buried at sea.

  8. Response to LiteratureCredibility of Character • Credibility of characterization refers to the author’s presentation of a character through believable thoughts, actions, and words. • A character’s credibility can also depend on interactions with other characters in the story. • Critiquing credibility means determining whether or not a character seems realistic or believable.

  9. The Short Constructed Response (SCR) & Extended Constructed Response (ECR)

  10. The SCR & ECRSET-UP • Make a reasonable assertion that critiques the credibility of the main character’s characterization in the passage. • Include evidence that supports your assertion that shows that the character does things that are credible or are not credible. • Identify three examples from the passage and explain in your own words why that behavior is or is not credible.

  11. An Assertion • An assertion (statement or opinion) must take the position that the main character does things that either are or are not credible. • An assertion that is used in an essay is commonly referred to as the thesis statement. • Example-Sandy is a credible character because she has a close relationship with her dog named Lob.

  12. Write a multiple-paragraph response (essay) that critiques the credibility of Sandy’s characterization. Provide details from the passage and explain how they support your interpretation. (Tree Map) Directions for the ECR

  13. Credibility of Character forSandy from “Lob’s Girl”

  14. Credible actions

  15. Credible thoughts

  16. Credible interactions with others

  17. Credibility of Character Outline I. Introduction II. 1st example of credibility of character III. 2nd example of credibility of character IV. 3rd example of credibility of character V. Conclusion

  18. Directions for ECR • Write a multiple-paragraph response (essay) that critiques the credibility of Sandy’s characterization. • Provide details from the passage and explain how they support your interpretation. (Tree Map)

  19. Thesis statement • This essay will critique the credibility of Sandy’s character and provide details from the text that show why Sandy is a credible character.

  20. Introduction • Thesis Statement (why?) • Name of the story and the author • Main character with 1 or 2 sentences. (Plot – summary) • This essay will show how Sandy is a credible character through her actions, thoughts, and interactions with others.

  21. 2nd Paragraph • This paragraph will show how Sandy is a credible character through her actions. (Topic Sentence) • Actions-Examples from text (story). • Explain why the example supports that Sandy is a credible character. (2 sent.) • This paragraph details why Sandy is a credible character based on her actions???

  22. 3rd paragraph • This paragraph will show how Sandy is a credible character through her thoughts. (Topic Sentence) • Example of Sandy’s thoughts from text. • Explanation (2) • Transition and/or closing sentence.

  23. 4th Paragraph • This paragraph will show how Sandy is a credible character through her interactions with others. (Topic Sentence) • Example of Sandy’s interactions with others from text. • Explanation (2) • Transition and/or closing sentence.

  24. (5th) Concluding Paragraph • This essay shows how the author created a credible character named Sandy in the story, “Lob’s Girl.” (Topic Sentence) • Sandy is a believable character through her actions, thoughts, and interactions with others. • 2 more sentences.

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