- clear, understandable definitions
- examples from a familiar children's story (like a fairy tale)
- examples from a work studied in high school
- examples from a popular movie, TV show, or other work
- some sort of graphic illustration to help us remember the concepts (this may be incorporated with your examples)
Concepts:
- conflict (discuss all four types)-Bryan
- plot (discuss exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, & resolution)-Jesstine
- making connections (discuss foreshadowing, flashback, and allusion)-Jade or Danielle
- point of view (discuss the three major types)-Joey
- irony (discuss the three major types & paradoxes)-Koree
- characterization (discuss protagonist vs. antagonist as well as static vs. dynamic characters and foils)-Bry
- thematic elements (theme, motif, & symbols, archetypes)-Janelle
- author's craft (mood, juxtaposition, imagery, & diction)-Megan
- diction (connotation vs. denotation, oxymoron, & pun)-Jade or Danielle
- figurative language (discuss simile, metaphor, personification, & hyperbole)-Celenia
- sound devices (alliteration, onomatopoeia, slant rhyme, & true rhyme)-Adara
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