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A Closer Look:
3rd Quarter Test Review
Let's Review...Point of View!
What is Point of View?
Point of View
Think of point of view as the way the author let's you see and hear a
given story.
Miss Mattivi, that totally rhymes!
What is Point of View: Expanded...
- First Person Point of View: Uses I, me, etc.
- Second Person: Explains the actions of you.
- Third person: Explains the actions of the characters. Uses he, she, they, character names, etc.
To Do: Today
First Person: I get my coat fixed for me.
1. Read the story "Raymond's Run" (You will begin a review Learning Guide on this tomorrow)
2. Work on Argumentative Essay
3. Work on True Colors Prezi
Third Person: Miss Vojik fixes Miss Mattivi's coat.
Second person: You help zip up the coat.
An Overview
Let's Review: Objective Summaries
An Objective Summary...
1. States the main idea at the beginning.
2. Mentions each element of plot: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.
3. Includes only facts-not your opinion.
Let's Try Some:
Try this one...
Miss Mattivi's example:
What is Main Idea?
- Remember Main Idea is specific...If you don't have character names in your main idea you are stating it WRONG!
- Main Idea is what a text is mostly about, specific to the text. It is not universal...THAT IS THEME!!!!
To Do:
1. Finish reading "Raymond's Run"
2. Complete Learning Guide Tasks
3. Argumentative Essay
4. True Colors Presentation
On the Back... What is the main idea and supporting details of the following trailers.
Supporting Details
Your supporting details are the textual evidence that supports your main idea. If your main idea can't be supported with textual evidence it's probably wrong.