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Performance Task 2: Alice in Wonderland's True Audience?
Performance Task 2: Alice in Wonderland's True Audience?
- Consider the following prompt:
Traditionally, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland is considered a story intended for children. If you were asked to support the contention that these are actually stories for adults, how would you defend this? Furthermore, what morals and/or values does it teach adults.
2. Create a Google Doc and respond to the prompt with complete thoughts, claims, and evidence to support your claim. Think of the life lessons and symbols that you have identified in the story.
3. Your essay should adhere to the following requirements:
- 2-3 pages
- double spaced
- Times New Roman font
- Engaging title
- Clear thesis statement
- Functional transitions
- Works Cited page with correlating in-text citations
3. Submit your response to Slate. Be sure to give your instructor editing/suggesting rights.
Your final product will showcase your level of proficiency on the following skills:
Your final product will showcase your level of proficiency on the following skills:
Read and comprehend appropriately complex literary texts independently and proficiently.
- 1.2 Reading Literature: Identify central theme
- 1.3 Reading Literature: Analyze words and phrases
I can write informative texts to examine and convey complex ideas and information clearly and accurately through the effective selection, organization, and analysis of content.
- 4.1 Writing Informative: Introduce the topic and thesis statement
- 4.2 Writing Informative: Develop the main idea with key points
- 4.6 Writing Informative: Strengthen writing through revision
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