Date: 1/13/14 Aim: How does plot change mood? Warm Up: Have you ever been really scared? Describe the experience. Weekly learning target : I can analyze.

Date: 1/13/14

Aim: How does plot change mood?

Warm Up: Have you ever been really scared? Describe the experience.

Weekly learning target:

I can analyze what choices an author makes with plot to develop a story.

Agenda1) Warm Up: Journal Prompt2) Mini-Lesson: Summary/Plot and Mood3) Guided Practice: Partner Reading4) Independent Practice: Juliet’s To Do List5) Wrap Up: Exit TicketHomework

Connections

VocabularyVial

Deprived

Shroud

Chamber

Drowsy

A small glass container that holds liquid

Lack of something.

Tired

A cloth

A room

Plot

This is the sequence of events in the story.

Mood

Mood is the general atmosphere created by the author’s words. It is the feeling the reader gets from reading those words. It may be the same, or it may change from situation to situation.

Words to Describe Mood

Sad, Sorrowful, Mysterious, Romantic, Gloomy, Joyful, Suspenseful, Lonely, Exciting

How Does the Plot Create Mood?

What was the mood at the end of Of Mice and Men?

Now, what if George would have run away with Lennie? How would that change in plot change the mood?

Stop and JotPlease define the following words in your own words.

1.Plot

2.Mood

Guided PracticePopcorn Summary

Paris has stopped by Friar Laurence's church to make plans for his upcoming marriage to Juliet. The Friar is quietly freaking out, since he's not a big fan of bigamy.

Juliet rushes in to see the friar talking with the last person on earth she wants to see: Paris. "Happily met, my lady and my wife," Paris says to Juliet as she enters. It's pretty much downhill from there.

Eventually, Paris takes the hint that Juliet needs to make confession to the Friar, and he leaves—but not before giving Juliet an unwanted and uninspiring kiss.

Left alone, Juliet … whips out a dagger and tells the Friar she will kill herself if he can't think of a way for her to avoid marrying Paris.

Confronted with his second suicidal teen in under 24 hours, Friar Laurence remains calm. Once again, he has a better plan that doesn't involve suicide.

He tells Juliet his plan.

Guided PracticePartner Reading

ProtocolSelect Parts

Read Pages 183-185 in character

Stop and Jot Juliet’s plan

Independent Practice

Directions: What is the plan that Friar Laurence makes for Juliet?

Juliet’s Plan

1.2.3.4.5.

Exit Ticket

Prompt: How does Act IV, Scene I change the Mood in Romeo and Juliet?

In Act IV the mood changes from _______ to _________.

Homework

Read your independent reading books.