Lesson 4.7 - The House on Mango Street Section 6
Learning Goals: By the end of this lesson you will
1. be able to identify a variety of characteristics of literary text forms and demonstrate insight into the way they help communicate meaning;
2. be able to analyse texts in terms of the information, ideas, issues, or themes they explore, examining how various aspects of the texts contribute to the presentation or development of these elements.
For Learning
When the oral presentation of a PowerPoint is completed in class, UPLOAD HERE!
IC ----Information and Content
CS ----Communication Skills
VP -----Visual Presentation
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LEVEL 1
50-59
LEVEL 2
60-69
LEVEL 3
70-79
LEVEL 4
80-84
LEVEL 5
85-89
LEVEL 6
90-94
LEVEL 7
95-100
Please complete the six questions on the EXIT CARD . They help the teacher to know what works and what doesn't work in the lesson.
The EXIT CARD also alerts the teacher when a student is having difficulty so that help can be given.RESPONSE
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My favorite classroom activity today was
Other Comments:
More Questions for The Struggle to Be An American Girl . The essay is located in the Resource File for this Long Fiction Unit #4. Answer the following questions
UNDERSTANDING THE WRITER'S TECHNIQUES
1. What do you think is Wong's purpose in writing this essay?
2. Wong does not state a thesis directly in a thesis statement. How does her title suggest her thesis?
3. The essay contains several paragraphs with stories (narratives) from Wong's life. Summarize two (2) of her narratives in one or two brief sentences.
4. Wong uses sensory imagery to make her narratives come alive. Briefly describe one use of imagery that is not visual imagery.
5. How would you describe Wong's attitude and tone in this essay?
EXPLORING THE WRITER'S IDEAS
Wong and her brother deeply resented being forced to attend Chinese school. When children very clearly express their displeasure or their unhappiness, should parents force them to do things anyway? Why or why not? (50 word minimum)
Submission Format: PDF (include your name, date and assignment title); Double spaced, Times New Roman, 12 pt font.