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1 eptember 1 st, 2010 Materials eeded: Comp. otebook Pen or Pencil Huck Finn tudent Planner ticky otes Time 7 minutes 1 minute 3 minutes 5 minutes 10 minutes 2 minutes 20 minutes Warm Up Agenda Homework Huck Finn LM Preview Activity Video & Discuss: Advice from Mark Twain otes: Mark Twain / Irony / atire / Tom awyer / Huck Finn / Civil War & lavery Read and Discuss: Chapter 1 of Huck Finn You re listening to: Did you know you can bring your music in to Mr. Hampton to play for the class? Jimi Hendrix Brought to you by: Mr. Hampton

2 Reminder O O T You should be using two column notes! Left side is for titles Right side is for notes Reminder You should be using two column notes! Left side is for titles Right side is for notes.

3 Rewards List Cost Activity pecial otes 3 3 minutes free at end of class Have out cell phone/ipod in class for day Do ½ of assignment Cannot be during admin observation O O T Play board games for ½ of period Go outside for class day o homework for week. liminate Y from grade book for class. Take test in groups Cannot be during admin observation Must give Mr. H few days to plan for this. 120 Popcorn and movie for two days Mr. Hampton must select movie; must be educational Most Points in Q1 nack While You Work Challenge Lasts from 8.31 until 10.20

4 Warm Up (9.1.10) A I G M T By now, you ve hopefully read up to Chapter 18 in Huckleberry Finn. While being as specific as possible, please explain: 1. The most enjoyable parts of the book so far. 2. The least enjoyable parts of the book so far. 3. The most confusing parts of the book so far. 1. Additionally, please tell me how you think we should study Huckleberry Finn what kinds of projects/assignments do you think would work with this novel? Please explain your choices.

5 Homework Log Date Given Assignment Due Date Wednesday, 9.1 Bring in your copy (printed/book) of Huck Finn Thursday, 9.2 A I G M T

6 LM A I G M T Turn to new sheet of paper Make 2- columns for new LM on Huck Finn.

7 LM UQ: How does Huck Finn embody the Pre-Civil War era? A I G M T ew LQs are red! Record them in your LM. Concept 1: Mark Twain (Ch. 1-18) LQ 1: What makes Mark Twain s writing unique? LQ 2: How does Huck Finn s point of view make him naïve or unreliable? Vocabulary atire, irony, narration, 1 st person POV, unreliable narrator, naivety. Concept 2: Life on the Mississippi (Ch )

8 LM ew LQs are red! Record them in your LM. Concept 3: lavery (Ch ) A I G M T

LM UQ: How does Huck Finn embody the Pre-Civil War era? A I G M T Tag with sticky note! Huck Finn LM Concept 1: Mark Twain (Ch. 1-18) LQ 1: What makes Mark Twain s writing unique?

9 LM UQ: How does Huck Finn embody the Pre-Civil War era? A I G M T Tag with sticky note! Huck Finn LM Concept 1: Mark Twain (Ch. 1-18) LQ 1: What makes Mark Twain s writing unique? LQ 2: How does Huck Finn s point of view make him naïve or unreliable? Vocabulary atire, irony, narration, 1 st person POV, unreliable narrator, naivety. Concept 2: Life on the Mississippi (Ch ) Huck Finn LM

10 Mark Twain Video Advice for you young people. Video approx. 90 seconds Listen for Twain s unique humor. O O T

Mississippi River Inspiration for Tom awyer, Huck

11 Mark Twain T A K O T Real name: amuel Clemens Father of American Literature Lived in a port town off of Mississippi River Inspiration for Tom awyer, Huck Finn Writing considered humorous by use of: atire Irony

12 atire Practice of holding up a society s faults/shortcomings, hoping it will change. Usually humorous (always with Twain) Cleverly constructed situations/speeches create the satire. T A K O T

13 Irony T A K When an expectation does not meet the reality of the event. What I think will happen does not actually happen. Can be humorous. O T

(modeled after friends) Big scenes: Whitewashing fence Coming back from the

14 Adventures of Tom awyer Published: 1876 Time period in novel: 1845 Pre-Civil War (1860s) Follows: T A K O T Tom awyer (modeled after Twain) Huck Finn (modeled after friends) Big scenes: Whitewashing fence Coming back from the dead nding: Tom/Huck find box of gold that belonged to a town murderer, who is now dead.

15 Huckleberry Finn T A K O T equel to Tom awyer Published: 1884 Time period in novel: 1845 Pre-Civil War (1860s) Twain took 3-7 years off between Chapters 18 and 19. Much more serious novel past Ch. 19.

Civil War / lavery T A K O T 1861-1865 United tates (orth) vs.

16 Civil War / lavery T A K O T United tates (orth) vs. Confederate tates (outh) United tates wins: Abolishes slavery Huck Finn = Pre-Civil War Use of nigger

17 Huck Finn Turn to Ch. 1 Mr. Hampton will read/model discussion. Pay close attention! A I G M T

October 5 th, Agenda. Materials Needed: Comp. Notebook Pen or Pencil Student Planner 1 sheet of paper

October 5 th, Agenda. Materials Needed: Comp. Notebook Pen or Pencil Student Planner 1 sheet of paper October 5 th, 2010 aterials eeded: Comp. otebook Pen or Pencil Student Planner 1 sheet of paper Time 1 minute 7 minutes 1 minute 1 minute 3 minutes 10 minutes 3 minutes 15 minutes 5 minutes Agenda Turn