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MS. COLELLA'S ELA CLASS
The Lottery by Shirley Jackson Questions (see attached below) will be due at the end of the long blocks when we get back from February Break. Type your responses on a Google Doc and submit it to the ELA Google Classroom. Make sure you have completed the question tracker (all columns filled out). Have a wonderful break!!! See you in a week! : )
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Eagles ahead by three!!! YIKES!!!! Almost a tie. . . . I'll know who won when I see you arrive this morning : ) or : ( ......Now tied as I write this-- UGH! Casco Bay High Schoo visit today! This week's reading: The Lottery by Shirley Jackson PDF version of the story:
Listen and read along: The focus: Developing Questions as we read this controversial story from 1948.
IF YOU DON'T HAVE QUESTIONS, YOU AREN'T THINKING! C--Clarifying Questions---Questions that can be answered in the text. A--Author's Intent or Style--Questions about the author's ideas, messages, and purpose for writing. These are also questions about how the writer choses to write (think about literary devices-- setting, mood, tone, etc.). R--Rhetorical Questions--Questions that make a point. Questions that do not seek answers. Questions that reveal the point of view of the person asking the question. S--Speculative Questions-- Questions that have multiple answers. Questions that generate a lively discussion. |
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