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ELA Name: ___________________ Illustrated Quotes: Discussing Memorable Moments Objective: I can analyze a quote’s meaning and significance (to a character, the plot, or the reader). 10-9 8-7 6-5 4-1 Written and artistic interpretations fully analyze and display the quote’s meaning and/or significance. Written and artistic interpretations show that the student can analyze a quote’s meaning and/or significance. Written and/or artistic interpretations are not yet clear, accurate, or to grade level quality of quote analysis. Written and artistic interpretations are not yet clear, accurate, or to grade level quality of quote analysis. Teacher Comments Next Steps You’re all done – further revision is optional! Please revise your analysis graphic organizer. Please make changes to your quote artwork. Please turn in a missing item: _______________ We don’t just read to relive history, acquire information, or learn a lesson – we read to add to the human experience. We share emotions, escape the real world, and sink into the flow of a masterfully-written story. In this assignment, I want you to find the beauty in the written word. Slow down and notice a phrase, sentence, or moment – up to one paragraph maximum – that is either eloquently written, contains a meaningful message, or is important to the development of a plot or character. Once you find that moment, we will have a little fun with it Step 1: Tell Me about It Complete the graphic organizer on the next page for each of your examples (2 minimum) to identify plausible meaning(s), writing techniques, or importance to the plot. Step 2: Show It to Us Using any 2D artistic medium of your choice, illustrate your quotes to bring it to life for us. You could… Use Canva, Word Swag, or another app/website to create text over a photograph/illustration
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ELA Name: ___________________
Illustrated Quotes: Discussing Memorable MomentsObjective: I can analyze a quote’s meaning and significance (to a character, the plot, or the reader).
10-9 8-7 6-5 4-1Written and artistic interpretations fully
analyze and display the quote’s meaning and/or
significance.
Written and artistic interpretations show that the student can analyze a quote’s meaning and/or
significance.
Written and/or artistic interpretations are not
yet clear, accurate, or to grade level quality of
quote analysis.
Written and artistic interpretations are not
yet clear, accurate, or to grade level quality of
quote analysis.Teacher Comments Next Steps
You’re all done – further revision is optional! Please revise your analysis graphic organizer. Please make changes to your quote artwork. Please turn in a missing item: _______________
We don’t just read to relive history, acquire information, or learn a lesson – we read to add to the human experience. We share emotions, escape the real world, and sink into the flow of a masterfully-written story.
In this assignment, I want you to find the beauty in the written word. Slow down and notice a phrase, sentence, or moment – up to one paragraph maximum – that is either eloquently written, contains a meaningful message, or is important to the development of a plot or character. Once you find that moment, we will have a little fun with it
Step 1: Tell Me about ItComplete the graphic organizer on the next page for each of your examples (2 minimum) to identify plausible meaning(s), writing techniques, or importance to the plot.
Step 2: Show It to UsUsing any 2D artistic medium of your choice, illustrate your quotes to bring it to life for us. You could…
Use Canva, Word Swag, or another app/website to create text over a photograph/illustration Use any type of markers, colored pencils, or paint to create your own drawings Use scraps to make a collage or a slightly messier medium ;-)
There’s only one rule for your artwork (other than needing to be 2D and able to hang on a wall): it needs to reflect the tone, mood, emotion, or meaning of your quotes in some way.
On the BACK of your artwork, write a paragraph and defend your choices of colors, symbols, fonts, images, and other design choices. Explain how you showed the meaning or significance of your quote!
