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Goals:Apply reading strategies to new reading tasks
Apply knowledge of diction, syntax, and imagery to understanding a new text
Plan and generate interview questions
LESSON 11
10 MINUTES: DOUBLE ENTRY JOURNAL RESPONSE; READ WHEN FINISHED
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Page 41 in SpringboardAs a class, we’re going to break the personal
narrative “First Love” into three chunks.While we read, you will annotate the text.
Circle characters Square the setting Underline important information Highlight unfamiliar words Make notes in the margins where you either
summarize, predict, make opinions, or ask questions.
1.10: CONVERSATIONS WITH CHARACTERS
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First, we will read paragraphs 1-12 together. I will go slower to allow you time to annotate.
The rest of the story you will read silently and annotate by yourself.
We will then come back together and discuss the ending.
1.10: CONVERSATIONS WITH CHARACTERS
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Do you agree or disagree with the philosopher's statement at the end of the narrative? Why or why not?
How is this narrative a coming of age story?
“IF LOVE WERE EASY, LIFE WOULD BE TOO SIMPLE.”
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1) Write a list of the key events in “First Love.”
2) Why is this considered a coming-of-age story?
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3) What i f you had the opportunity to interview the narrator? Write fi ve open-ended questions you would ask as well as possibly responses in the voice of the narrator. Complete the graphic organizer to help focus your thoughts.
Create fi ve questions below the organizer.
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How would you describe the voice of the character?
What kind of language does the character tend to use?
What kinds of things does the character usually talk about?
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Now, consider the novel you have been reading independently and review your double-entry journal. On a separate piece of paper (or typed if you prefer), do the following:1) Write a list of the key events so far2) Explain why your novel can be considered coming-of-age
3) Complete a mock interview with the narrator: what questions would you ask the narrator of your novel, and what might his/her responses be? Remember to use open-ended questions. 3 questions/answers required.
HOMEWORK: PAGE 41, BOTTOM