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PYGMALION MYTH SENIORS. SWBAT UNDERSTAND HOW TO PULL APART A STORY TO FIND THE ARCHETYPE DO NOW: Get Spring Board book and turn to page 97-98 Reread the.

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1 PYGMALION MYTH SENIORS

2 SWBAT UNDERSTAND HOW TO PULL APART A STORY TO FIND THE ARCHETYPE DO NOW: Get Spring Board book and turn to page 97-98 Reread the Pygmalion myth List out the archetypes that exist in this story HOMEWORK: Summarize a fairy tale and list out the archetypes that exist in the story. DO NOW: Get Spring Board book and turn to page 97-98 Reread the Pygmalion myth List out the archetypes that exist in this story HOMEWORK: Summarize a fairy tale and list out the archetypes that exist in the story.

3 MORE ON ARCHETYPES Let’s go over the packet together.

4 DIVIDING UP Taking apart the list into 3 sections Situation Archetypes Find examples from pop culture to go along with each of the ones listed on your page. Symbolic Find examples from pop culture to go along with each of the ones listed on your page. Character Find examples from pop culture to go along with each of the ones listed on your page.

5 ROLES TO PLAY Have one person act as the recorder in the group and have an example to go with each of the one’s listed. Put it on chart paper Be prepared to present to the class.

6 EXIT SLIP What have you learned about the various archetypes? Do you feel like you have a better understanding of it now?

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