Edgar Allan Poe

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Edgar Allan Poe

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Edgar Allan Poe. Date: October 15 th , 2010. Standards: 1.9 Information, Communication, and Technology Literacy Objectives: To research information using books and complete the following questions. Date: October 18 th , 2010. Standards: 1.6 Speaking and Listening - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Edgar Allan Poe

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Date: October 15th, 2010

Standards:1.9 Information, Communication, and Technology Literacy

Objectives:To research information using books and complete the following questions.

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Date: October 18th, 2010

Standards:1.6 Speaking and Listening

Objectives:To complete a worksheet upon listening.

Bell Ringer: Take notes on Edgar Allan Poe.

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What about Poe?• Born: Boston, Massachusetts 1809• Died: Baltimore, Maryland 1849• Both parents died while he was a child.

Adopted by the Allan Family.• Attended University of Virginia.• Alcoholism• Married his 13 year old cousin – Virginia.• Writer of: poetry, short stories, plays• Reason for death is unknown!

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Poe’s Style

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Date: October 19th, 2010

Standards:

1.2 Reading Critically in All Content Areas

Objectives:

To understand and apply Dark Humor.To demonstrate plot understanding through

discussion.

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Dark Humor - situations that are usually viewed seriously (such as: sickness, death, crime, war, terrorism, etc.) are treated in a humorous way.

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Bell Ringer:

Illustrate a cartoon that uses Dark Humor.

OR

Write a brief (4-6 sentences) situation/story that uses Dark Humor.

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Date: October 20th, 2010

Standards:1.1 Learning to Read Independently

Objectives:

To make predictions about a text.To answer questions related to the text.

Bell Ringer: Word SplashPredict what this story is about by writing a sentence.To demonstrate understanding of a text.

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Word SplashBell Ringer

Context Clues: words and phrases that surround the word to help you decide what the word means.

madhorror

animalsfriendship

petswife

cellarsuperstition

Plutoguilty

violencemurder

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Context Clues

= words and phrases that surround the word to help you decide what the word means.

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Date: October 21st, 2010

Standards:1.1 Learning to Read Independently

Objectives:To demonstrate plot understanding through discussion.To begin writing a story.

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Bell Ringer: Use Context Clues to decide the meaning of the bolded word in the following sentence: It did not make its appearance during the night --and thus for one night at least, since its introduction into the house, I soundly and tranquilly slept.

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Date: October 22nd, 2010

Standards:

1.1 Learning to Read Independently

Objectives:

To write an ending to a story.To use context clues for definitions.

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Bell Ringer: Read and correct the following.

edgar Allan Poe was a fyction writer and poet born in bostin, Massachusetts.his parents dyed when he wuz very young and he died in baltamore, Maryland (9)

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Bell Ringer:

Write a spooky poem (or paragraph) that contains Literary Devices: imagery, similes, metaphors.

Example:Pumpkins splatter, a mouse scurries to hide.A monster’s rage glows in both of his eyes.He growls under his breath, his teeth crawling out.He looks to the moon and begins to shout.

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Date: October 25th, 2010

Standards:1.1 Learning to Read Independently

Objectives:

To read stories aloud and review.

Bell Ringer: Write (at least three sentences) about which story (of the two we read) you liked best, using 3rd Person Point of View and supporting reasons why.

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Date: October 26th, 2010

EXAM

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Date: October 27th, 2010

Standards:

1.1 Learning to Read Independently

Objectives:

To correct exams and read stories aloud.

Bell Ringer: Make a list of steps (at least three) you will follow for story writing in the future.