conclusions, and/or generalizations drawn from the text Misconceptions: Various terms are misapplied or misinterpreted: simile/metaphor, various points of view, main idea/theme, antagonist and protagonist Concepts/Content: Competencies/Skills: Description of Activities: Alliteration Define point of view Jigsaw activity to learn listed items Conflict Distinguish between first Small group discussion about materials in person, third person limited and work stations Hyperbole third person omniscient point of Pretest Metaphor view Various reviews and reinforcement activities Simile Define various literary elements Students identify literary elements and forms Personification such as setting, plot, theme, and of figurative language from an old episode of Idiom conflict Batman Onomatopoeia Analyze the author's use of Test review Plot literary elements Antagonist Identify literary elements from a Protagonist provided passage Point of view Define various literary devices First person point of view or Third person limited point of Forms of figurative language view such as: personification, simile, Third person omniscient point metaphor, symbolism, and of view hyperbole Setting Identify the difference between Irony similes and metaphors Allusion Compare and contrast Dialogue alliteration, assonance, and Dialect consonance. Symbol Imagery
conclusions, and/or generalizations drawn from the text Misconceptions: Various terms are misapplied or misinterpreted: simile/metaphor, various points of view, main idea/theme, antagonist and protagonist Concepts/Content: Alliteration Conflict Hyperbole Metaphor Simile Personification Idiom Onomatopoeia Plot Antagonist Protagonist Point of view First person point of view Third person limited point of view Third person omniscient point of view Setting Irony Allusion Dialogue Dialect Symbol Imagery Competencies/Skills: Define point of view Distinguish between first person, third person limited and third person omniscient point of view Define various literary elements such as setting, plot, theme, and conflict Analyze the author's use of literary elements Identify literary elements from a provided passage Define various literary devices or Forms of figurative language such as: personification, simile, metaphor, symbolism, and hyperbole Identify the difference between similes and metaphors Compare and contrast alliteration, assonance, and consonance. Description of Activities: Jigsaw activity to learn listed items Small group discussion about materials in work stations Pretest Various reviews and reinforcement activities Students identify literary elements and forms of figurative language from an old episode of Batman Test review
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