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Agenda Monday, 8/17  Handout on American Literature Time Periods  Power Point Intro to Native American Literature  Read “How the Bear Lost His Tale”,

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1 Agenda Monday, 8/17  Handout on American Literature Time Periods  Power Point Intro to Native American Literature  Read “How the Bear Lost His Tale”, “The Sky Tree” and “How the Earth was Made” Visual Representation Due 8/18 Tuesday, 8/18:  Finish Native American Myth readings  Finish Picture /must use color/symbols rep. one story o Creation Myths by Tribe Wednesday, 8/19:  Lexile Testing  Find myth for your tribe Thursday, 8/20: Share Myth  Share NA myths/legends Captivity Narratives/ WSR Video Friday, 8/21:  ACTIVE reading strategies: Sherman Alexie

2 Native American Myths and Legends Tell us about your tribe. Where are they from? What is their creation story? Look one up. Find one other legend or myth unique to your tribe? Let us know where your group found the stories. Websites… Write down a complete summary of the stories to bring to class on Thursday, August 20 th. Please be ready to share these stories with the class

3 Bell Ringer Name 2 examples of a myth and 2 examples of a legend…

4 Creation Myths Examples of Native American Tribes Cheyenne Iroquois Seminole Apache Navajo Creek Chippewa Native American Tribe Creation Myths Find a creation or origin myth from another(not Cherokee or Huron) Native American tribe. Write down the tribe - and the name of the story Brief summary of the story

5 Bell ringer: Journal Narrative Writing Imagine you are one of the Native Americans first encountering the Pilgrims from the Mayflower? What might your impression be of their arrival? How might you react to newcomers clothing and language? Be descriptive in your writing and record your observations as a journal entry.

6 Week of August 24 th, 2015 8/24: Captivity/Puritan Literature: Mary Rowlandson: Narrative of Captivity….pg. 85/ Narrative Collage 8/25:Jonathan Edwards: Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God – Puritan: Scavenger Hunt 8/26:Anne Bradstreet and Puritan Poetry: 8/27: Native American Myth Comparison Writing 8/28: Quiz over NA Myths and Puritan Literature

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8 Make a list of the what you know about the pilgrims.

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