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TODAY’S OBJECTIVES:• Learn about Hemingway’s

Iceberg Theory• Learn about the Hemingway

Code.• Learn about Hemingway!

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YOU WILL KNOW YOU GOT THERE BY:• Analyzing artifacts about Hemingway’s life.• Filling out your organizational chart.• Sharing your ideas with your group.• Create an overall statement for Hemingway.

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DIVING BENEATH THE SURFACE WITH THE

ICEBERG THEORYYOU

HEMINGWAY’S WRITING

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ICE BERG THEORY.If a writer of prose knows enough of what he is writing about he may omit things that he knows and the reader, if the writer is writing truly enough, will have a feeling of those things as strongly as though the writer had stated them. The dignity of movement of an ice-berg is due to only one-eighth of it being above water. A writer who omits things because he does not know them only makes hollow places in his writing. –Ernest Hemingway

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THISIS

AN ICEBERG

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THISIS

A FISH

FISHCRAB

IS A CRAB

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THISIS

YOU

CRAB

YOU

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THEQUESTION ISHOW DO WEBECOME LIKE

A CRAB?CRAB

YOU

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·Concise – it says a lot with just a few words ·Authentic – it’s true to real life·Objective – it sticks to the facts; it lets the reader interpret

·Symbols/Hidden Meanings·Character’s emotions, thoughts & feelings·Masculine traits

Hemingway’s Writing Style

I’m Crabby!

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THE BIG QUESTION?

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• Grace Under Pressure• No Outward Fear of Death• Highly Skilled at Something• Masculinity

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For Sale: Baby Shoes, Never Worn.

Where would a person read this?

Why would a person be selling

something?

Why would someone have baby shoes?

Why would be baby shoes not be worn?

So what’s the story?

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Can you try to emulate Hemingway’s writing?

Write one sentence that tells a story.

(Use the iceberg technique)

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3Now it is time to find out About “Papa Bear” himself!

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Make a Chart in your journalHemingway as a Father Hemingway as a celebrity/man

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Inferences

TotalHemingway as a husband Hemingway as writer

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YOUR TEAM SHOULD:• Analyze and explore your artifact for 7 min.• Produce 3 insightful inferences about

Hemingway.ARTIFACT1

ARTIFACT2

ARTIFACT3

ARTIFACT4

7 MIN.

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DISCUSSION LEADER: GUIDE THE DISCOVERY

Person 1Discussion

Leader

Person 2

Person 3

Person 4Person 1

Person 2Discussion

Leader

Person 3

Person 4

ROUND ONE

ROUND TWOStart / Stop

Start / Stop

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DISCUSSION LEADER: GUIDE THE DISCOVERY

• Ask the guided questions attached to your envelope to the group.

• Assist your group in drawing generalizations and conclusions about Hemingway.

• Help to keep your group on track

YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES:

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Person 1

Person 2Person 3

Person 4

YOUR TEAM SHOULD:• Analyze and explore your artifacts for 7 min.• Produce 3 insightful inferences about

Hemingway.

ARTIFACT1

Questions

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AFTER ALL 4 ARTIFACTS…

• Look at all the inferences your group has created

• In your journal - Create an overall statement for Ernest Hemingway

EXIT SLIPYOUR RESPONSIBILITIES:

Overall, Hemingway was someone who ______because_______________.Answer the following essential question as if you are Hemingway: What does it take to endure?

ARTIFACT1ARTIFACT2

ARTIFACT3ARTIFACT4