Plot and Setting Notes RIGHT SIDE

You can read a short story in one setting

A short story is less than 40 pages

Short stories are written in prose Everything but poetry is written in

prose

What is Setting

Where and when the story takes place Can be real or imaginary Described by using imagery

ndash Language that appeals to the five senses Sight Hearing Touch Smell Taste

Three Elements of Setting

Locationndash The geographical location the story takes

place Environment

ndash The type of surroundings in which the story takes place

Timendash The time in history (or the future) in which the

story takes place

PLEASE NOTE Many of these elements intertwine in writing and arenrsquot ldquodistinctrdquo

Setting

Sets the storyrsquos mood and atmosphere

A dark and stormy night

A bright sunny day

A castle on the edge of a cliff

Clock Buddies (3 MIN)

Make your clock buddy appointments 1200300600900

Keep this sheet in your notebook

1200 Clock Activity (3 min)

Think of a place you have been Describe the setting to your

partner and see if he or she can guess where and when your setting is

Setting and Characters

The setting helps the reader better understand the characters

Characters interact with the setting to show and tell the story

Setting helps the reader share what the characters see hear smell and touch

Setting and Plot

The setting supports the plot and should make sense

Plot is the organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story

Each event causes or leads to the next

Some events foreshadow other events

Types of Linear Plots

Plots can be told in

-Chronological order Most stories are told in chronological order the order in which events happen in real time

-Flashback when the story begins with a

character speaking as he or she remembers events from a past experience

-In media res (in the middle of things) when the story starts in the middle of the action without exposition

Five stages of Plot

Exposition- introduces the storyrsquos characters setting and conflict

Rising Action- occurs as complications twists or intensifications of the conflict occur

Climax- is the emotional high point of the story

Falling Action- is the logical result of the climax

Resolution- presents the final outcome of the story

Five stages of Plot (3 min) LEFT

SIDE Draw and label a plot diagram

showing its five stages

1

2

3

4

5

Exit Slip-

Without looking at your notes list the three elements of setting

Stick it on the wall

Review

What are the three elements of setting

Everything but _______ is written in prose

The setting supports the _____ Label this plot diagram

Understanding Conflict

Plot is often created through conflict Conflict is what drives the plot of a

story What are the two kinds of conflict

ndash External= outside forcesndash Internal= emotions amp fears

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

What is Setting

Where and when the story takes place Can be real or imaginary Described by using imagery

ndash Language that appeals to the five senses Sight Hearing Touch Smell Taste

Three Elements of Setting

Locationndash The geographical location the story takes

place Environment

ndash The type of surroundings in which the story takes place

Timendash The time in history (or the future) in which the

story takes place

PLEASE NOTE Many of these elements intertwine in writing and arenrsquot ldquodistinctrdquo

Setting

Sets the storyrsquos mood and atmosphere

A dark and stormy night

A bright sunny day

A castle on the edge of a cliff

Clock Buddies (3 MIN)

Make your clock buddy appointments 1200300600900

Keep this sheet in your notebook

1200 Clock Activity (3 min)

Think of a place you have been Describe the setting to your

partner and see if he or she can guess where and when your setting is

Setting and Characters

The setting helps the reader better understand the characters

Characters interact with the setting to show and tell the story

Setting helps the reader share what the characters see hear smell and touch

Setting and Plot

The setting supports the plot and should make sense

Plot is the organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story

Each event causes or leads to the next

Some events foreshadow other events

Types of Linear Plots

Plots can be told in

-Chronological order Most stories are told in chronological order the order in which events happen in real time

-Flashback when the story begins with a

character speaking as he or she remembers events from a past experience

-In media res (in the middle of things) when the story starts in the middle of the action without exposition

Five stages of Plot

Exposition- introduces the storyrsquos characters setting and conflict

Rising Action- occurs as complications twists or intensifications of the conflict occur

Climax- is the emotional high point of the story

Falling Action- is the logical result of the climax

Resolution- presents the final outcome of the story

Five stages of Plot (3 min) LEFT

SIDE Draw and label a plot diagram

showing its five stages

1

2

3

4

5

Exit Slip-

Without looking at your notes list the three elements of setting

Stick it on the wall

Review

What are the three elements of setting

Everything but _______ is written in prose

The setting supports the _____ Label this plot diagram

Understanding Conflict

Plot is often created through conflict Conflict is what drives the plot of a

story What are the two kinds of conflict

ndash External= outside forcesndash Internal= emotions amp fears

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Three Elements of Setting

Locationndash The geographical location the story takes

place Environment

ndash The type of surroundings in which the story takes place

Timendash The time in history (or the future) in which the

story takes place

PLEASE NOTE Many of these elements intertwine in writing and arenrsquot ldquodistinctrdquo

Setting

Sets the storyrsquos mood and atmosphere

A dark and stormy night

A bright sunny day

A castle on the edge of a cliff

Clock Buddies (3 MIN)

Make your clock buddy appointments 1200300600900

Keep this sheet in your notebook

1200 Clock Activity (3 min)

Think of a place you have been Describe the setting to your

partner and see if he or she can guess where and when your setting is

Setting and Characters

The setting helps the reader better understand the characters

Characters interact with the setting to show and tell the story

Setting helps the reader share what the characters see hear smell and touch

Setting and Plot

The setting supports the plot and should make sense

Plot is the organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story

Each event causes or leads to the next

Some events foreshadow other events

Types of Linear Plots

Plots can be told in

-Chronological order Most stories are told in chronological order the order in which events happen in real time

-Flashback when the story begins with a

character speaking as he or she remembers events from a past experience

-In media res (in the middle of things) when the story starts in the middle of the action without exposition

Five stages of Plot

Exposition- introduces the storyrsquos characters setting and conflict

Rising Action- occurs as complications twists or intensifications of the conflict occur

Climax- is the emotional high point of the story

Falling Action- is the logical result of the climax

Resolution- presents the final outcome of the story

Five stages of Plot (3 min) LEFT

SIDE Draw and label a plot diagram

showing its five stages

1

2

3

4

5

Exit Slip-

Without looking at your notes list the three elements of setting

Stick it on the wall

Review

What are the three elements of setting

Everything but _______ is written in prose

The setting supports the _____ Label this plot diagram

Understanding Conflict

Plot is often created through conflict Conflict is what drives the plot of a

story What are the two kinds of conflict

ndash External= outside forcesndash Internal= emotions amp fears

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Setting

Sets the storyrsquos mood and atmosphere

A dark and stormy night

A bright sunny day

A castle on the edge of a cliff

Clock Buddies (3 MIN)

Make your clock buddy appointments 1200300600900

Keep this sheet in your notebook

1200 Clock Activity (3 min)

Think of a place you have been Describe the setting to your

partner and see if he or she can guess where and when your setting is

Setting and Characters

The setting helps the reader better understand the characters

Characters interact with the setting to show and tell the story

Setting helps the reader share what the characters see hear smell and touch

Setting and Plot

The setting supports the plot and should make sense

Plot is the organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story

Each event causes or leads to the next

Some events foreshadow other events

Types of Linear Plots

Plots can be told in

-Chronological order Most stories are told in chronological order the order in which events happen in real time

-Flashback when the story begins with a

character speaking as he or she remembers events from a past experience

-In media res (in the middle of things) when the story starts in the middle of the action without exposition

Five stages of Plot

Exposition- introduces the storyrsquos characters setting and conflict

Rising Action- occurs as complications twists or intensifications of the conflict occur

Climax- is the emotional high point of the story

Falling Action- is the logical result of the climax

Resolution- presents the final outcome of the story

Five stages of Plot (3 min) LEFT

SIDE Draw and label a plot diagram

showing its five stages

1

2

3

4

5

Exit Slip-

Without looking at your notes list the three elements of setting

Stick it on the wall

Review

What are the three elements of setting

Everything but _______ is written in prose

The setting supports the _____ Label this plot diagram

Understanding Conflict

Plot is often created through conflict Conflict is what drives the plot of a

story What are the two kinds of conflict

ndash External= outside forcesndash Internal= emotions amp fears

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Clock Buddies (3 MIN)

Make your clock buddy appointments 1200300600900

Keep this sheet in your notebook

1200 Clock Activity (3 min)

Think of a place you have been Describe the setting to your

partner and see if he or she can guess where and when your setting is

Setting and Characters

The setting helps the reader better understand the characters

Characters interact with the setting to show and tell the story

Setting helps the reader share what the characters see hear smell and touch

Setting and Plot

The setting supports the plot and should make sense

Plot is the organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story

Each event causes or leads to the next

Some events foreshadow other events

Types of Linear Plots

Plots can be told in

-Chronological order Most stories are told in chronological order the order in which events happen in real time

-Flashback when the story begins with a

character speaking as he or she remembers events from a past experience

-In media res (in the middle of things) when the story starts in the middle of the action without exposition

Five stages of Plot

Exposition- introduces the storyrsquos characters setting and conflict

Rising Action- occurs as complications twists or intensifications of the conflict occur

Climax- is the emotional high point of the story

Falling Action- is the logical result of the climax

Resolution- presents the final outcome of the story

Five stages of Plot (3 min) LEFT

SIDE Draw and label a plot diagram

showing its five stages

1

2

3

4

5

Exit Slip-

Without looking at your notes list the three elements of setting

Stick it on the wall

Review

What are the three elements of setting

Everything but _______ is written in prose

The setting supports the _____ Label this plot diagram

Understanding Conflict

Plot is often created through conflict Conflict is what drives the plot of a

story What are the two kinds of conflict

ndash External= outside forcesndash Internal= emotions amp fears

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

1200 Clock Activity (3 min)

Think of a place you have been Describe the setting to your

partner and see if he or she can guess where and when your setting is

Setting and Characters

The setting helps the reader better understand the characters

Characters interact with the setting to show and tell the story

Setting helps the reader share what the characters see hear smell and touch

Setting and Plot

The setting supports the plot and should make sense

Plot is the organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story

Each event causes or leads to the next

Some events foreshadow other events

Types of Linear Plots

Plots can be told in

-Chronological order Most stories are told in chronological order the order in which events happen in real time

-Flashback when the story begins with a

character speaking as he or she remembers events from a past experience

-In media res (in the middle of things) when the story starts in the middle of the action without exposition

Five stages of Plot

Exposition- introduces the storyrsquos characters setting and conflict

Rising Action- occurs as complications twists or intensifications of the conflict occur

Climax- is the emotional high point of the story

Falling Action- is the logical result of the climax

Resolution- presents the final outcome of the story

Five stages of Plot (3 min) LEFT

SIDE Draw and label a plot diagram

showing its five stages

1

2

3

4

5

Exit Slip-

Without looking at your notes list the three elements of setting

Stick it on the wall

Review

What are the three elements of setting

Everything but _______ is written in prose

The setting supports the _____ Label this plot diagram

Understanding Conflict

Plot is often created through conflict Conflict is what drives the plot of a

story What are the two kinds of conflict

ndash External= outside forcesndash Internal= emotions amp fears

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Setting and Characters

The setting helps the reader better understand the characters

Characters interact with the setting to show and tell the story

Setting helps the reader share what the characters see hear smell and touch

Setting and Plot

The setting supports the plot and should make sense

Plot is the organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story

Each event causes or leads to the next

Some events foreshadow other events

Types of Linear Plots

Plots can be told in

-Chronological order Most stories are told in chronological order the order in which events happen in real time

-Flashback when the story begins with a

character speaking as he or she remembers events from a past experience

-In media res (in the middle of things) when the story starts in the middle of the action without exposition

Five stages of Plot

Exposition- introduces the storyrsquos characters setting and conflict

Rising Action- occurs as complications twists or intensifications of the conflict occur

Climax- is the emotional high point of the story

Falling Action- is the logical result of the climax

Resolution- presents the final outcome of the story

Five stages of Plot (3 min) LEFT

SIDE Draw and label a plot diagram

showing its five stages

1

2

3

4

5

Exit Slip-

Without looking at your notes list the three elements of setting

Stick it on the wall

Review

What are the three elements of setting

Everything but _______ is written in prose

The setting supports the _____ Label this plot diagram

Understanding Conflict

Plot is often created through conflict Conflict is what drives the plot of a

story What are the two kinds of conflict

ndash External= outside forcesndash Internal= emotions amp fears

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Setting and Plot

The setting supports the plot and should make sense

Plot is the organized pattern or sequence of events that make up a story

Each event causes or leads to the next

Some events foreshadow other events

Types of Linear Plots

Plots can be told in

-Chronological order Most stories are told in chronological order the order in which events happen in real time

-Flashback when the story begins with a

character speaking as he or she remembers events from a past experience

-In media res (in the middle of things) when the story starts in the middle of the action without exposition

Five stages of Plot

Exposition- introduces the storyrsquos characters setting and conflict

Rising Action- occurs as complications twists or intensifications of the conflict occur

Climax- is the emotional high point of the story

Falling Action- is the logical result of the climax

Resolution- presents the final outcome of the story

Five stages of Plot (3 min) LEFT

SIDE Draw and label a plot diagram

showing its five stages

1

2

3

4

5

Exit Slip-

Without looking at your notes list the three elements of setting

Stick it on the wall

Review

What are the three elements of setting

Everything but _______ is written in prose

The setting supports the _____ Label this plot diagram

Understanding Conflict

Plot is often created through conflict Conflict is what drives the plot of a

story What are the two kinds of conflict

ndash External= outside forcesndash Internal= emotions amp fears

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Types of Linear Plots

Plots can be told in

-Chronological order Most stories are told in chronological order the order in which events happen in real time

-Flashback when the story begins with a

character speaking as he or she remembers events from a past experience

-In media res (in the middle of things) when the story starts in the middle of the action without exposition

Five stages of Plot

Exposition- introduces the storyrsquos characters setting and conflict

Rising Action- occurs as complications twists or intensifications of the conflict occur

Climax- is the emotional high point of the story

Falling Action- is the logical result of the climax

Resolution- presents the final outcome of the story

Five stages of Plot (3 min) LEFT

SIDE Draw and label a plot diagram

showing its five stages

1

2

3

4

5

Exit Slip-

Without looking at your notes list the three elements of setting

Stick it on the wall

Review

What are the three elements of setting

Everything but _______ is written in prose

The setting supports the _____ Label this plot diagram

Understanding Conflict

Plot is often created through conflict Conflict is what drives the plot of a

story What are the two kinds of conflict

ndash External= outside forcesndash Internal= emotions amp fears

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Five stages of Plot

Exposition- introduces the storyrsquos characters setting and conflict

Rising Action- occurs as complications twists or intensifications of the conflict occur

Climax- is the emotional high point of the story

Falling Action- is the logical result of the climax

Resolution- presents the final outcome of the story

Five stages of Plot (3 min) LEFT

SIDE Draw and label a plot diagram

showing its five stages

1

2

3

4

5

Exit Slip-

Without looking at your notes list the three elements of setting

Stick it on the wall

Review

What are the three elements of setting

Everything but _______ is written in prose

The setting supports the _____ Label this plot diagram

Understanding Conflict

Plot is often created through conflict Conflict is what drives the plot of a

story What are the two kinds of conflict

ndash External= outside forcesndash Internal= emotions amp fears

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Five stages of Plot (3 min) LEFT

SIDE Draw and label a plot diagram

showing its five stages

1

2

3

4

5

Exit Slip-

Without looking at your notes list the three elements of setting

Stick it on the wall

Review

What are the three elements of setting

Everything but _______ is written in prose

The setting supports the _____ Label this plot diagram

Understanding Conflict

Plot is often created through conflict Conflict is what drives the plot of a

story What are the two kinds of conflict

ndash External= outside forcesndash Internal= emotions amp fears

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Exit Slip-

Without looking at your notes list the three elements of setting

Stick it on the wall

Review

What are the three elements of setting

Everything but _______ is written in prose

The setting supports the _____ Label this plot diagram

Understanding Conflict

Plot is often created through conflict Conflict is what drives the plot of a

story What are the two kinds of conflict

ndash External= outside forcesndash Internal= emotions amp fears

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Review

What are the three elements of setting

Everything but _______ is written in prose

The setting supports the _____ Label this plot diagram

Understanding Conflict

Plot is often created through conflict Conflict is what drives the plot of a

story What are the two kinds of conflict

ndash External= outside forcesndash Internal= emotions amp fears

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Understanding Conflict

Plot is often created through conflict Conflict is what drives the plot of a

story What are the two kinds of conflict

ndash External= outside forcesndash Internal= emotions amp fears

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Denotation vs Connotations

Different words have double meanings Denotation is the dictionary meaning of

a word Connotation is the emotions or feelings

associated with a word

The word Dinky has emotional overtones whereas the word Small does not

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

-What do you think the word ldquoGamerdquo in the title means

-What does the title suggest that the story will be about

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Below are some words associated with the story With your group make a prediction about the story

and use all the words in a paragraph Share predictions with class (5 min)

Hunting

The Most Dangerous Game

Danger

ous D

ogs Mansion

Survival

Island

Reas

on Game

Ship

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Copy and write a synonym for each vocabulary word on pg 4 (5 min) LEFT SIDE Receding Disarming Prolonged Imprudent surmounted

Unruffled Invariably Diverting Impulse Protruding

Study for Vocabulary Test

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

As a class As a class ReviewStudy ReviewStudy

Vocabulary page 4Vocabulary page 4 Does a man with a Does a man with a recedingreceding hairline hairline

have much hairhave much hair Would a Would a disarmingdisarming leader be able to leader be able to

calm an angry crowdcalm an angry crowd Would you be displeased if a Would you be displeased if a

vacation was vacation was prolongedprolonged Is it Is it imprudentimprudent for bicyclists to wear for bicyclists to wear

helmetshelmets Would you admire a person who Would you admire a person who

surmountedsurmounted a difficulty a difficulty

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

ReviewStudyReviewStudy Vocabulary Continued Vocabulary Continued

Is an easygoing person likely to remain Is an easygoing person likely to remain unruffledunruffled during a crisis during a crisis

Would you be surprised if someone who was Would you be surprised if someone who was invariablyinvariably late arrived halfway through a late arrived halfway through a partyparty

If a critic calls a play If a critic calls a play divertingdiverting did he enjoy it did he enjoy it Would a timid animal often have the Would a timid animal often have the impulseimpulse

to runto run Would a careful construction worker leave a Would a careful construction worker leave a

nail nail protrudingprotruding from a floorboard from a floorboard

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Brain BreakSports Galore

Mimic the sport 1048766 Shooting a jump shot 1048766 Running through tires 1048766 Batting a baseball 1048766 Serving a tennis ball 1048766 Downhill skiing 1048766 Spiking a volleyball 1048766 Swinging a golf club 1048766 Throwing a football 1048766 Juggling a soccer ball 1048766 Shooting an arrow 1048766 Swimming underwater 1048766 Fielding a ground ball and throwing it to first base 1048766 Dunking a basketball

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Plot and SettingPlot and SettingLiterary TermsLiterary Terms

Pg 1019 (10 Pg 1019 (10

min)min) Study for Test PlotPlot ExpositionExposition Internal Conflict Internal Conflict External Conflict External Conflict ClimaxClimax ResolutionResolution SettingSetting MoodAtmosphere MoodAtmosphere Main IdeaMain Idea ProseProse Chronological orderChronological order

Foreshadowing Suspense Details Comparison Contrast Flash-forward Narrative Fiction Short Story Third-Person Third-Person

Narration Narration (point of view)(point of view) Theme Theme

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Value of Life-When is it okay to take life away Describe a situation when this would be considered okay

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Kinesthetic Pre-reading Survey

Answer AgreeDisagree to the following statements

ndash ___ Hunting is a sport ndash ___ Animals have no feelings ndash ___ Hunting is evil ndash ___ Hunting is unfair ndash ___ Strength is more important than

intelligence ndash ___ Bringing a gun to a knife fight is fair

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

T ldquoThe Most Dangerous T ldquoThe Most Dangerous GamerdquoGamerdquoA Richard ConnellA Richard ConnellG short storyG short story

pages 4-25pages 4-25

Complete Complete vocabulary vocabulary

section of study section of study guide guide

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

11 Identify the setting at the beginning of the workIdentify the setting at the beginning of the work22 Rainsford has no sympathy for __________Rainsford has no sympathy for __________33 What happened to Rainsford when he reached for What happened to Rainsford when he reached for

his pipe his pipe 44 Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he Whatrsquos the first thing Rainsford does when he

reaches shorereaches shore55 What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the What does General Zaroff think ldquoare the

attributes of an ideal quarryrdquoattributes of an ideal quarryrdquo66 What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff What is the conflict between Rainsford and Zaroff

on page 13on page 13

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Interactive Notebook Interactive Notebook 900 Clock Activity900 Clock Activity

(5 min) (5 min) LEFT SIDELEFT SIDE

Compare amp Contrast the main characters by Compare amp Contrast the main characters by completing a Venn diagram completing a Venn diagram

Write details that tell how the subjects are different in the outer circles Write details that tell how the subjects are alike where the circles overlap

General ZaroffRainsford

Different DifferentSame

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Remember This

Without looking at your notes Without looking at your notes explain the difference between explain the difference between external and internal conflicts external and internal conflicts on your post-it note and stick it on the wall

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Literary Term Word Splat (Quiz

Tomorrow) ExpositionExposition

External ConflictExternal Conflict

ContrastContrast

ResolutionResolution

ProseProse

Foreshadowing

MoodAtmosphere

Internal Conflict

Comparison

Flash-forward

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Interactive NotebookInteractive NotebookQuickwrite Quickwrite (5 min)(5 min) LEFT LEFT

SIDESIDE

Fear-How does fear impact our decision making What fear have you had to overcome in order to complete a task

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Things to think about as you Things to think about as you readread

continuedcontinued7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of 7 Zaroffrsquos human quarry usually consist of

______________________8 What are the directions (rules) for the game 8 What are the directions (rules) for the game

(page 16)(page 16)9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to 9 What type of ldquocollectionrdquo does Zaroff want to

show Rainsford (pg 16)show Rainsford (pg 16)10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 10What causes Rainsford to become the hunted 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 11 How is Zaroff wounded (page 20) 12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds12 How does Rainsford trap one of Zaroffrsquos hounds13 How and where does the game end What is 13 How and where does the game end What is

meant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who winsmeant by ldquoI am still a beast at bayrdquo Who wins

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Review ForeshadowingClass Activity Match each event in the first

column with the event in the second column that it foreshadows

1 Whitney tells Rainsford about the evil reputation of the island

2 The island is called Ship-Trap Island and sailors fear it

3 Zaroff tells Rainsford that he has found a new more dangerous animal to hunt

4 Zaroff knows that Rainsford is a famous big game hunter

a The most dangerous game that Zaroff hunts is human beings

b Zaroff hunts Rainsford

c Rainsford falls overboard and swims to the island

d Zaroff traps ships and captures sailors who serve as his prey

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Finish Your Study Guide (10 min) Open Note Quiz

Tomorrow You will be able to use YOUR

study guide tomorrow on the test so make sure it is completed

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Format for a Plot DiagramHomework (Create a plot diagram for ldquoThe reate a plot diagram for ldquoThe Most Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this formatMost Dangerous Gamerdquo by using this format) LEFT SIDE

Exposition --introduces the characters background

and setting

Examples of Conflicts

Rising Action ndash 3 details that

summarize the story

Climax-- point where the

protagonist changes

Falling action -- one detail about what leads to the end of the conflict

Resolution -- the end of the conflict

SettingProtagonistAntagonist

Man Vs Nature

Man Vs ManMan Vs Self

ThemePoint of View

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Exit Slip-

Evaluate which is the dynamic static andsubordinate character Explain your answer on your post-it note andstick it on the wall

IvanZaroffRainsford

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Review HomeworkBasic Situation(Exposition)

The famous hunter Sanger Rainsford falls overboard and swims to Ship Trap Island Owner of the island General Zaroff hunts men for sport He will hunt Rainsford

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Setting

Ship Trap Island

Caribbean

Jungle

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Protagonist-Antagonist Question Who is causing the conflicts

This person is our antagonist

Answer Zaroff

Question Who is facing the conflictsThis person is our protagonist

Answer Rainsford

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Rising Action-Main Events

1 Rainsford hides up a tree Zaroff lets him escape

2 Rainsford builds a Malay man-catcher which wounds Zaroff

3 Rainsford builds a Burmese tiger pit It kills one of Zaroffrsquos dogs

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Rising Action-Main Events

4 Rainsford builds a Ugandan knife

trap It kills Ivan5 Rainsford dives into the sea6 Zaroff goes home believing he

has won the game

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Climax

Question What is the highest point of tension and suspense in the story

Answer Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Falling Action

Rainsford and Zaroff fight

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Resolution (denouement)

Question How does the story end

Answer Rainsford sleeps in Zaroffrsquos

bed Rainsford has killed Zaroff

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Theme

You can not understand what it is like for others until you truly walk in their shoes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Point of View

Who is telling the story Is it a character in the story If not it is a third person narrator

Can we get into the minds of all characters and know their thoughts If so then it is an omniscient narrator If not it is a limited narrator because we are limited to knowing one characterrsquos thoughts

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

300 Clock Activity (30

min) Using what you know about plot

and setting create a plot map for Ship-Trap Island You must label your map You will be given a rubric You must include all parts to get all possible points

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Honors Creative Writing (You will be given a rubric)

Create and write an alternate ending to ldquoThe

Most Dangerous Gamerdquo utilizing (and identifying within your text) the following three poetic devices simile metaphor amp imagery Minimum 1 page typed (double spaced) Underline your similes Circle your metaphor and italicize your examples of imagery Incorporate the following

Utilize the quotehellipHe had never slept in a better bed Rainsford decided somewhere in your paper

3 similes 1 metaphor 5 examples of imagery (1 example for each

sensehelliptaste touch smell sight and sound)

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes

Study for Test

Study all vocabulary literary terms and notes