1. Narrative Poetry & Paraphrasing Poetry Collection 5

2. F.L.T Today, I will be able to… examine the elements of narrative poetry as I read learn to use the skill of paraphrasing identify the vocabulary words – So that I can better understand and enjoy the selection.

3. Literary Analysis: Narrative Poetry Definition: a verse that tells a _________ and includes the same literary elements as narrative prose. story

4. Literary Elements Plot: sequence of __________.  Exposition: ___________________________  ___________: central conflict begins.  Climax: _______________________________  ___________: conflict begins to get resolved.  Resolution: __________________________ Setting: when and where the _______ starts. Characters: who participates in the __________. events Falling Action Rising Action story Characters and setting are introduced high point of intensity How the story ends action

5. Sort the events of “Little Red Riding Hood” in a Plot map  The Wolf says, “The better to eat you my dear” and jumps off the bed to eat Little Red Riding Hood.  Red Riding Hood decides to take a basket of food to her sick grandmother.  The Wolf sees Red Riding Hood walking in the woods.  The lumberjack man comes in the house and cuts the Wolf.  Red Riding Hood, Grandmother, and the Lumberjack man live happily ever after.

6. Mood Definition: an overall _____________ created by the setting, plot, words, and images. (How it makes you feel.) For example, a narrative poem’s mood can be gloomy, joyous, or ____________. The mood of “Summer” is ___________. atmosphere mysterious happy

7. Tone Definition: speaker’s ____________. (How the author thinks about his or her subject. ) For example, the tone of “Analysis of Baseball” is _____________. attitude enjoyment

8. Theme Definition: the lesson or ______ of the text For example, the theme of “Dreams” is __________________. moral/idea to chase your hopes and dreams

9. Reading Skill: Paraphrase Definition: ________ the meaning of lines in your own ______. Purpose: to help you ______ poetry because poems often contain __________________that are used imaginatively than literally. Example - Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall, Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. All the King's horses, And all the King's men Couldn't put Humpty together again! Humpty was sitting on a wall And he fell. then all of the King’s men and horses tried to put him together again, but couldn't. Paraphrase figurative language read restate words