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Plot (n) character (n) conflict (n) theme (n) setting (n) noun: person, place, thing or idea Literary elements: the things that make up a short story.

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1 Plot (n) character (n) conflict (n) theme (n) setting (n) noun: person, place, thing or idea Literary elements: the things that make up a short story.

2 Language Arts Agenda Monday 10/15 1.5 minute countdown (sharpen pencils and get blue folder) 2.Vocabulary Warm-up 3.Reading – Work on Literary Elements Poster 4.Review Literary Elements: Quiz Friday 5.Homework - Use dictionary to define vocab words

3 Language Arts Agenda Tuesday 10/16 1.5 minute countdown (sharpen pencils and get blue folder) 2.Vocabulary Warm-up 3.Literary elements – Finish posters 4.Homework – Read Short Story “The Big, Brown Bear” by Christian Razzo 5.Answer Questions

4 A Good Story has these things……. 1.Good characters: the people or other things that are doing actions. 2.Details about the setting 3.A conflict or a problem 4.A series of events that happen.(plot) 5.A theme. See Wordle

5 Language Arts Agenda Wednesday 10/17 1.5 minute countdown (sharpen pencils and get blue folder) 2.Vocabulary Warm-up (Examples) 3.Review homework 4.Reading – Continue to work on elements of a short story 5.Homework - None

6 Language Arts Agenda Thursday 10/18 1.5 minute countdown (sharpen pencils and get blue folder) 2.Vocabulary Warm-up (pictures) 3.Reading – Elements Continued 4.Homework - Green sheet part 1

7 Language Arts Agenda Friday 10/19 1.5 minute countdown (sharpen pencils and get blue folder) 2.Vocabulary Mini Quiz 3.Reading: Finish green sheet 4.Review elements of Literature Activity 5.Homework – None Have a great weekend!!

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