Objective: The students will read and discuss in a group activity Chapter 7 of LOTF.
1. Roll Quiz
2. WP #12
3. Chapter 3 Notes: Copy into your lit notes:
4. Discuss Group Assignment: Your Own Chapter Group Dialectic and Class Discussion:
Chapter 7: The assigned group will read, make a Dialectic Journal for the chapter, and present their dialectic to the class and lead the class discussion of the chapter.
The other students will read the chapter and complete the assignment for the chapter after they read it. It is in GC.
This all is DUE NEXT CLASS. BEFORE CLASS!
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Period 1: Chapter 7 Group: You will Present on Monday!
Jessica D
Emily A
Alyssa B
Emma S
Emily V
Ashtyn S
Period 5: Chapter 7 Group: You will Present on Monday!
Caitlyn G
Shakeeb H
Hayley H
Claire S
Tessa P
Period 2: Chapter 7 Group: You will Present on Tuesday!
Jordyn B
Izzy G
Jennifer G
Kristen H
Janet H
Period 4: Chapter 7 Group: You will Present on Tuesday!
Ayah B
Makenzy B
Sydney D
Trevin S
Jeremy P
Sophia M
Chapter 3 Notes
Point of View and Allusion
What is point of View? Point of View is the vantage point from which
a writer tells a story. There are three kinds.
What is Omniscient Point of View? Omniscient means ALL KNOWING. The narrator is outside of the story and
knows all of the characters’ thoughts, past, and feelings.
What is Limited Third Person Point of View? The narrator
is outside of the story, but focuses on the actions, thoughts, feelings and
past of only one character.
What is First Person point of View? It is when a character in the story tells the
story. The reader knows only the
thoughts and feelings of the character telling the story.
What is an Allusion? An allusion is when an author uses another
more famous literary work as a reference.
The story can model one or more parts of the original piece of
literature. Common allusions are
Biblical Allusions and Literary Allusions.
What is Voice? It is the writer’s special use of language in
a story that includes diction and tone.
1) Diction: The kinds of words a writer chooses. It can be formal, informal, poetic, plain,
etc..
2) Tone: Is the attitude a writer takes toward the
audience, a subject or character. It is
conveyed through the writer’s choice of words.
It can be humorous, sad, or friendly, etc…
What is vernacular style: It is when a writer writes exactly like the
character would speak. Usually first
person stories use some sort of vernacular style, which will make the story
more realistic, but may also cause it to be harder to read. Example: remember Charlie
