Prepostions, Spelling Weeks 3-4,”We Are All One”, “Amigo Brothers”, “Thank You M’am”, “Seventh Grade”, “Rikki Tikki”, “Good Samaritan”, theme, setting,

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Prepostions, Spelling Weeks 3-4,”We Are All One”, “Amigo Brothers”, “Thank You M’am”, “Seventh Grade”, “Rikki Tikki”, “Good Samaritan”, theme, setting, plot, characterization

 Describe the setting using details from the literature.  Choose a hero and give details from the story about what makes the character a hero.  Choose a character you can identify with. Give specific examples of how the character and the person you know are alike.  Explain using evidence from the story why a character is believable or not  Change the point of view of a story and write a summary.  How can a picture within a story change your view of a character or setting? Be Specific.

 Spelling words used correctly (at least 5 from lessons 3 and 4)  Proper punctuation  Underlined or highlighted prepositional phrases used to “beef up” good sentences.  Page numbers for all references.  Specific details from the story you are using.