Illustration of “Saint George and the Dragon” by Uccello. Taken from: https://www.worldhistory.org/image/12792/st-george--the-dragon-by-uccello/
Illustration of “Saint George and the Dragon” by Uccello. Taken from: https://www.worldhistory.org/image/12792/st-george--the-dragon-by-uccello/
Before we delve deep into the novel, we'll recap what are Literary Elements, themes, and why they're important in analyzing stories.
Literary Elements are the fundamental components that make up a work of literature, be it short, long or even segmented. They contribute to the structure, meaning, and impact of a story. In other words, they're the backbone of the literary world.
Students will be able to identify literary elements.
Students will be able to analyze and interpret symbolism and narrative structures.
Students will be able to apply Literary Elements in Analytical Writing.
Here are all the materials we're using to cover the first unit, A PowerPoint introducing themes and the novel, a literary feature infographic, and a themes' worksheet.
Read the instructions carefully and submit these assignments by the end of the month, any tardy submissions will not be tolerated. I will be reading your worksheets, plagiarism of any kind will be punished according to the school's disciplinary system.
As for the quiz, it should be done by the end of the month. It will close itself automatically afterward.
Read the first three chapters of the novel-due the 19th of April.
In a Word document, write down what elements of fiction you found within the first three chapters of the novel and share them with the class. Due to the 26th of April.