Describe how a particular story's or drama's plot unfolds in a series of episodes as well as how the characters respond or change as the plot moves toward a resolution.
The Plan:
- Winter Break Reading Goal: How'd you do?
Respond to your original goal on Google Classroom. There is an example posted. - READ! YAY!
- Hatchet - Read Chapter 16 AND 17 and place stickies on evidence of what NEW Brian is like as a person. Don't forget to write why you marked it on your sticky.
- Old Brian Vs. New Brian
Old Brian vs. New Brian
I'm giving you a graphic organizer to use for this.
DIRECTIONS:
I'm giving you a graphic organizer to use for this.
DIRECTIONS:
- In each of Brian's heads, draw pictures or write words to represent what Brian is like as a person or what his attitude is.
- In between Old and New, write any similarities you see between old Brian and new Brian
- On the lines below each head, paraphrase at least one example from the story for old and new Brian.
- On the back of your sheet, answer the following question: How has Brian changed over the course of the novel? (Hint: answering this in 1-2 sentences, but with detail, will hopefully turn into your thesis for your essay! Yay!)
Reminders/Homework:
- No Red Ink Sentence Parts: independent clauses, FANBOYS, and dialogue
- DUE Friday January 11at 6pm for ALL students
- If you have finished any books, please make sure you fill out the "I Finished A Book" form on the sidebar.
- The end of the quarter is next Friday.
- If you have missing assignments, I need them by next Wednesday, January 16.
- I'm out of town next weekend, so grades are going in by Friday, January 18.
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