1. introduction to short stories 2. “talking tina” episode 1. plot diagram of episode
TRANSCRIPT
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Lesson 37
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Today’s Agenda
1. Introduction to Short Stories2. “Talking Tina” episode
1. PLOT DIAGRAM OF EPISODE
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The Short Story
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What are the FIVE ELEMENTS OF A SHORT STORY?
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Short Story Elements
The Five Things
The Short Story
Foreshadowing
Irony
Figurative Language
Symbolism
Point of View
Suspense
PlotTheme
Setting
Conflict
Characterization
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The Twilight Zone
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What makes a good story?
As you watch, keep track of the plot and jot down what keeps you interested. Don’t worry about terminology. Just write down ways the writer keeps your interest. You need at least FIVE things.
I found it works best to make a 2-column chart with plot summary on the right and questions on the right.
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Elements of Plot
Label your flow map. Exposition? Inciting Incident? Rising Action? Climax? Falling Action? Conclusion?
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What made it interesting?
What elements of a short story did the writer use that kept this short story interesting to you?
While Student B listens, Student A shares one thing that he or she found during the video. (30 seconds)
Together, Student A and B should try to attach a term to that example.
Repeat with Student A listening.
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Exit Slip
Turn in your plot diagram before leaving.