Florida Virtual School, ELA 3
Lesson 5.01 Note-taking Guide
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What’s my goal for the lesson?
➔ identify different types of narrative writing
➔ analyze the interaction between character development, setting, and plot in a literary text
➔ analyze two or more themes and their development throughout a literary text
Summary (What did you learn?-- complete this after reading your lesson):
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What is a
narrative?
What are different
formats of
narratives?
A narrative is a type of _________________that tells a
_____________, the elements of which may be ____________
or ____________________. Events may be presented
__________________________ or in an order that keeps the
reader on their _____________. These _______________
include narrative techniques like __________________ through
dialogue, vivid __________________, sensory ____________,
foreshadowing, and ______________________.
Florida Virtual School, ELA 3
Lesson 5.01 Note-taking Guide
Question for your
teacher?
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What is the ONE
THING that matters
in a narrative?
Character:
What is a protagonist?
What does characterization tell the reader?
What is direct characterization?
Florida Virtual School, ELA 3
Lesson 5.01 Note-taking Guide
What is indirect characterization?
What are the 4 different types of characters?
- Round:
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Flat:
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Dynamic
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Static:
Conflict:
What is an antagonist?
What are the different types of conflict?
- Character vs. character:
Point of View:
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Character vs. Nature
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Character vs. Self
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Character vs. Society
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Character vs. Supernatural
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Character vs. Technology
First Person:
Second Person:
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Lesson 5.01 Note-taking Guide
Third-Person Limited:
Third-Person Omniscient:
Setting:
Mood:
How is the weather symbolic?
Why is the
exposition so
important?
Question for your
teacher?
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Florida Virtual School, ELA 3
Lesson 5.01 Note-taking Guide
Identifying
elements of the
exposition:
In the ____________________, the author sets the stage for the
___________________. You'll get to know the ____________
about the __________, ___________, __________, and
_____________. As the ____________ progresses, so will the
__________________ of the characters, ______________, and
________________.
Character
Conflict
Point of View
Setting
Question for your
teacher?
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What is theme?
How is the theme
different from the
topic of the text?
Florida Virtual School, ELA 3
Lesson 5.01 Note-taking Guide
What should you
pay close attention
to when figuring out
theme?
Question for your
teacher?