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Week of 15 August 2005
Topic/Focus:
”The Most Dangerous Game”
by Richard Connell”
TEKS:
(A)
recognize
the theme (general observation about life or human nature) within a text;
(B)
analyze
the relevance of setting and time frame to text's meaning;
(C)
analyze
characters and identify time and point of view;
(D) identify
basic conflicts;
(E) analyze
the development of plot in narrative text;
Activities
:
Discuss plagiarism and crediting work copied in assignments. We will then screen a glorious
old black and white video based on this short story and compare and contrast it to the story.
Quote of the Week:
“
I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. “
Mark Twain
Greek and Latin Word Roots:
graph
sonus
metron
tele
nomen
ropos
photo
verbum
pro
video
Tom Swiftie:
"This is the most common language used on micros", said Tom basically.
Knock Knock:
“Isadore.”
“Isadore open or shut?”
Notes/Links:
Greek/Latin roots:
http://www.awrsd.org/oak/Library/greek_and_latin_root_words.htm
Knock-Knock Jokes:
http://www.knock-knock-joke.com/
Tom Swifties:
http://www.baetzler.de/humor/tom_swiftie.var
http://members.optushome.com.au/nivenl/Niven_Swifties.html
Parts of Speech:
http://www.uottawa.ca/academic/arts/writcent/hypergrammar/partsp.html
http://www.eslus.com/LESSONS/GRAMMAR/POS/pos2.htm
Extension opportunities - ok; ok; yes; you can use it for
extra credit
. . .
1. Why are we using a walking jaguar as the link to this page?
2. Who or what is Purdy's?
3. What, where is the Caribbean?
4. How far is it in airline or sea lane miles from New York to Rio de Janiero?
5. Why is it called "Rio de Janiero?" Give me some really specific information, here, such as
who and when, or you can suck on an dried up old mango.
6. On page 46/47 of the textbook, discuss the illustration in detail. Such as
why is it titled "
Casanova
"?
does this man work in an office for a living?
what kind of animals are on the wall?
what
does
he do for a living?
where is the light coming from?
what, or whom is he watching, looking at?
what is he drinking? why did you say that? what is your
documented
evidence?
(it's not in the text.)
Project --
MAP of Shiptrap Island
-- due Friday 26, August.
It can be two-dimensional or three-dimensional.
Two-dimensional maps should be at least the size of
four sheets of notebook paper.
Must haves:
Title
Compass Rose or North Arrow
Scale
Legend, Key
Important Details
Death Swamp (at correct end of island)
General Zaroff's palatial chateau - location
Name of Sea in which island sits
Interesting Details
(
Close Reading
)
Which way is the mainland? Why do you say that?
Which side of the island did Rainsford wash up on? Why do you say
that
?
Hardage's English Class
e-mail:
pat_hardage@allenisd.org
mrhardage@yahoo.com
(214/789-0359 (cell)
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