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Trickster Tales From Around the World

Assign new roles for yourself in your Learning Groups Determine how you will read and annotate each of the following three trickster myths: “The Trickery of Hermes” pg.3-8 In your Greek Myths text “Coyote & Turtle Run a Race” A myth from the Caddo people “Anansi and the Ear of Corn”– A myth from the Ashanti people of West Africa

Purpose for Annotating: What is the Setting? Conflict? What are some of the most notable qualities of the myth’s characters? Identify: What is the nature of the “trickery” in the myth? Purpose of this myth? In other words, what moral, values and/or lessons did each myth teach its audience? Drawing Inference: What values and beliefs can you conclude were important to each of the cultures based on their myths? Make some predictions about what was important to the survival and everyday lifestyle of the people

Conduct some informal research about the people and their myths What did you learn about them: Where did they live? Were they in the mountains? Near water? Where did they get their food? Did they hunt or grow food? Did they trade with other groups? Make some inferences from your research about what was important to them. Specifically make some reasonable and logical predictions about whom each of the characters in each of the myths represents? In other words, who or what is symbolized in each of the myths?

Read each of the three myths with your Learning Group Determine what each myth has in common Synthesize your information to create a claim statement that summarizes what you inferred was important to these cultures based on your analysis of these myths Support your claim with specific evidence from each of the three texts Provide a fully elaborated explanation for each example Analyze the significance of your findings. In other words, what reasonable and logical conclusions can you make about the values and beliefs of these ancient people.

Unlike previous SEEA paragraphs in which your group made either comparisons or contrasts of your evidence, this assignment requires you to SYNTHESIZE your evidence. This means you’ll need to combine evidence from a variety of sources to make meaning of the three trickster myths Only then can you make meaningful and thoughtful analysis of the purpose each of the myths served in their respective cultures What did these people value and believe in order to SURVIVE? HOW do you know this? Your Purpose for Writing: To support a claim statement responding to this question to begin your analysis.

What inferences can be made from your group’s annotations and independent research? This includes both Literal Interpretations What is the obvious lesson being taught in each trickster myth? Inferential Interpretations What are some reasonable & logical conclusions you can make about the people who created the myths? To accomplish this you’ll need conducted independent research on each of the cultures represented, made thoughtful annotations, and challenged yourselves to draw reasonable and logical conclusions about the symbolism hidden within each myth

Participation in the Writer’s Workshop is symbiotic: Choose another group in class and exchange drafts of your paragraph. Process: 1. Using the grading rubric as a guide, read and discuss the other group’s paragraph with members of your own group. (3-4 mins.) 2. Determine 2-3 specific areas to provide feedback on both the strengths and weaknesses of their draft 3.Meet with the other group; led by each of your facilitators, take turns sharing your suggestions and comments regarding one another’s drafts (4-5 mins) 4. With your own group, discuss which suggestions provided by the other group would be the most beneficial to apply during the final revision process of your SEEA paragraph

Before you submit your Synthesis SEEA paragraph, be sure to review the grading rubric with your group: 1.Assign your group’s paragraph a grade in EACH of the categories 2.Provide an explanation for the score(s) you assigned yourselves 3.Consider including some reflection on what were some of your successes? Your struggles? Explain 4.Identify one or two specific areas where your group has made a big improvement in since you’ve begun working together this quarter.