Post on 17-Jan-2016
Period 1
Interactive Notebook
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Table of Contents: Literary Terms
1. 2. Fiction v. Nonfiction Gallery Walk3. Fictions v. Nonfiction 2.04. Elements of Fiction and Nonfiction5. Elements of a Story Web Chart6. Elements of a Story7. Plot Structure in Practice8. Plot Structure9. Figurative Language Quiz10. The Meaning of Words
Table of Contents: Reading Notes
1. Predictions for “Sonata for Harp and Bicycle” 2. Before You Read Vocab3. “Sonata for Harp and Bicycle” Plot Structure4. “Sonata for Harp and Bicycle” Sequence of Events5. “Sonata for Harp and Bicycle” Climax Illustration6. “Sonata for Harp and Bicycle” Critical Thinking
Questions7. Snow Sports Research8. Before You Read “Carry Your Own Skis”
Table of Contents: Grammar
Table of Contents: Writing
Literary Terms
1 2Fiction vs. Nonfiction
Gallery Walk
3 4Elements of Fiction and
Nonfiction NotesFiction vs. Nonfiction 2.0Fiction Nonfiction
Fiction Nonfiction
5 6
Elements of a StoryElements of a Story Web Chart
Elements of a Story
(Fiction)
ThemeSymbols
SettingPlot
Characters
Directions: Use the terms you learned from “Elements of a Story” to complete the web chart
7 8
Plot StructurePlot Structure for “Frozen”
Anna’s heart is frozen
Exposition: Resolution:
Risin
g Ac
tions
: Falling Actions:
9 10
The Meaning of WordsFigurative Language QuizIdentify the figurative language being used
1. He drew a line as straight as an arrow2. Knowledge is a kingdom and all who learn
are kings and queens.3. Can I see you for a second?4. The sun was beating down on me.5. The flag wags there like a fishhook in the
sky.
Reading Notes
1 2
Before You Read VocabPredictions for “Sonata for Harp and
Bicycle”
Sonata for Harp and
Bicycle
I predict the story will be about a harp and a bicycle
3 4
SHB Sequence of EventsSHB Plot Structure
5 6After You Read “Sonata for
Harp and Bicycle”SHB Climax IllustrationIllustrate the scene of the climax from “Sonata
for Harp and Bicycle”
7 8Before You Read “Carry
Your Own Skis”Research Snow Sports
Snow Sports