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Daily Journal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQtDXxXyPYQ Have you ever experienced a case of mistaken identity? Explain. If not, what would you do if you did have this experience? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQtDXxXyPYQ

RL.9-10.1 Cite strong and thorough textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says explicitly as well as inferences drawn from the text.

Learning Target Read closely to determine what the text says explicitly and implicitly. Analyze how short story elements are present in the short story.

Agree/Disagree Your nationality defines your identity.

Agree/Disagree Love will overcome all obstacles.

Agree/Disagree Your appearance reflects your identity.

Agree/Disagree One gender is superior to the other.

Agree/Disagree Real love is colorblind.

Vocabulary bayou: Marsh near a river or lake. cochon de lait: Suckling pig. corbeille: French for wedding gifts or trousseau. Literally, the word means basket. layette: Clothing for a newborn baby. peignoir: Woman's negligee or bathrobe. quadroon: Person descended from one black grandparent and three white grandparents. unwonted: Unexpected.

Desiree’s Baby https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWaTA7Rbr3g While reading, use the active reading strategy metacognitive markers.

Short Story Elements As a group, identify each of the short story elements below (make sure to provide textual evidence) Characters- round/flat Direct or indirect characterization Setting Mood Tone Theme Conflict

Choose One Write two to four paragraphs that extend the conclusion of "Désirée's Baby." In these paragraphs, answer at least one of the following questions: Will Armand keep quiet about his mixed racial heritage? Will he have a change of heart and try to reconcile with Désirée? Will his attitude to slavery and blacks change? Do people of mixed racial heritage suffer widespread prejudice in modern society? Write an essay explaining what a typical day was like for a slave laborer on a cotton plantation. Are you the child of a black parent and a white parent? If so, explain to your classmates the reaction of people when they learn of your background.