'External conflicts' presentation slideshows

Story Literary Elements

Story Literary Elements. Unit Vocabulary. Genres: fiction, non-fiction, drama, poetry Stages of plot Conflict Flashback Foreshadowing Narrator Point of View Inferences Characteristics Setting Theme Mood Tone. Genres. What is fiction? Made up events and characters

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Hosted by Ms. Moreno

Jeopardy. Hosted by Ms. Moreno. Conflict. Rikki. 3 Skeleton Key. Literary Focus. Elements of a story. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 2 00. 300. 300. 300. 300. 3 00. 400. 400. 400. 400. 4 00. 500. 500. 500. 500. 500. 600. 6 00. 6 00. 6 00. 6 00.

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Elements of Fiction

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Drama vs. Short Stories

Drama vs. Short Stories. Drama. When we were young, we all loved to dress up in costumes and outfits, say as cowboys, or as Darth Vader from Star Wars , or as Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz . We sang and danced or defeated the bad guys. We were the characters, the heroes and villains.

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September 7, 2011 - The Good Deed - conflict Ho mework: R eview all notes on plot and conflict.

Read your independent SEM-R novel. If you don't have one, look through the Literature book under your desk. . September 7, 2011 - The Good Deed - conflict Ho mework: R eview all notes on plot and conflict. Les son Essential Questions:

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Chris

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Conflict

Conflict. Backbone of the Plot. Jennifer A. Bennett Sanderson HS Raleigh, NC. Conflict. A struggle between two opposing forces over something important at stake that forms the center (or backbone) of the plot All plot revolves around conflict!.

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Final project, English part 1st trimester

Final project, English part 1st trimester . Final project. Create a power point presentation following social studies criteria and including in it, 4 slides with the following elements. Plot's diagram Conflict's chart, pictures and descriptive. Storyboard . Objective .

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from the Odyssey, Part One by Homer translated by Robert Fitzgerald

from the Odyssey, Part One by Homer translated by Robert Fitzgerald. Feature Menu. Introducing the Story Literary Focus: Heroes at Large Reading Skills: Monitor Your Comprehension. from the Odyssey, Part One by Homer translated by Robert Fitzgerald.

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from the Odyssey, Part One by Homer translated by Robert Fitzgerald

from the Odyssey, Part One by Homer translated by Robert Fitzgerald. Feature Menu. Introducing the Story Literary Focus: Heroes at Large Reading Skills: Monitor Your Comprehension. from the Odyssey, Part One by Homer translated by Robert Fitzgerald.

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Critical Reading Perspectives

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City of the Beasts

City of the Beasts. Literary Elements Chapters 1-20. Learning Goal & Objectives. The goal of this lesson is to examine the literary elements in the novel, City of the Beast. TSWBAT: understand literary terms identify and interpret examples of literary elements in the novel

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Conflict and The Outsiders

Conflict and The Outsiders. Chapter 3. CONFLICT. Definition: The struggle between opposing forces--e.g., CHARACTERS, nations or ideas--that provides the central ACTION and interest in any literary PLOT . Examples: The fighting between Buzz and Woody in Toy Story

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Aim: What is conflict in literature?

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Internal and External Conflict

Internal and External Conflict. What is Conflict?. A conflict is a struggle between opposing forces. There are two main kinds of conflict in stories: internal and external. Internal Conflict.

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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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English: Monday, March 17, 2014

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Get a copy of the white sheet from the substitute teacher. This will be due TUESDAY !!! Use the page numbers to help you. What you draw should be consistent with what is on the pages that are listed. It is okay if you are not a good artist. Chapter 7 questions. Read:

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Day 16 Group Discussion Question

Day 16 Group Discussion Question.

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