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Announcements. Due Dates New Extra Credit Assignments Due Monday, Jan. 28 th Semester Final Tuesday, Jan. 29 th Essay Exam Choose one of two prompts Questions? Thumbs-up/Thumbs-down. Agenda. Opening/Objective Overview of Story Stages Group Discussion: “The Lorax” - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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AnnouncementsDue Dates

New Extra Credit Assignments Due Monday, Jan. 28th

Semester FinalTuesday, Jan. 29th

Essay Exam Choose one of two prompts

Questions?Thumbs-up/Thumbs-down

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AgendaOpening/ObjectiveOverview of Story StagesGroup Discussion: “The Lorax”Literacy Across CPS Requirements: Part 1Independent Work TimeClosing/Objective Review

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ObjectiveBy the end of class, CWBAT create an outline for

an original children’s book using the five stages of a story.

Common Core Literacy Standard: Develop and strengthen writing as needed by

planning, revising, editing, rewriting, or trying a new approach, focusing on addressing what is most significant for a specific purpose and audience.

Volunteer?

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Steps to Creating a Masterpiece

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5 Stages1. Exposition2. Rising Action3. Climax4. Falling Action5. Resolution

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ExpositionWhat is does the exposition do?

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ExpositionBeginning of the story“Sets the stage”

CharactersSituation of the charactersPoint of viewSetting

Where/When

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Rising ActionWhat is rising action?

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Rising ActionSeries of complications

Sets up the conflict for the main character(s)Tension builds

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ClimaxWhat is a climax?

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ClimaxTurning point of the story

Conflict comes to a head and is decided for one side or the other

Most exciting part of story

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Falling ActionSummary?

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Falling ActionEvents that happen after the climax

Wraps up storyLeads to conclusion

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ResolutionWhat is the resolution?

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ResolutionPoint of closure

Conflict is solvedEnd of the story

Questions?

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Group DiscussionWhat are the stages of “The Lorax”?

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Literacy Across CPS: Part 1See instruction sheet

Groups A & BOutline for children’s book

Using all 5 stages *Don’t just describe a setting!*

Due DateCross out January 17th

Write in Monday, January 28th

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Independent Work Time1. Create the outline for your book2. When complete, raise your hand

I will sign-off if it is acceptable3. When you finish, sign-out a computer4. Work on the extra credit posted online

Choice of two articles/short write-ups Under “Classes/Homework”

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Closing/Objective ReviewBy the end of class, CWBAT create an outline

for an original children’s book using the five stages of a story.

Did we meet the objective?