13 January 2017
- While reviewing Stems List #32 with the class (student-led), I will roam and check that you completed your homework. Homework is due at the beginning of class.
- -5 minutes
- If you were absent, pick up a packet. You will also need to set up a time to make up your quiz before 3 days have passed.
- Blending Quotes Notes- ICE format
- SIN2017TOC (Continue to check and update according to my TOC)
- -20 minutes
- In small groups,
- Assign a group Leader. Leader will share his/her information on page 1 first. Other members will share. Leader will determine order.
- When finished, Leader raises his/her hand. As a class, we will review page 1 together.
- In a group, you will Review the following pages together. Leader ONLY- you will open the KEY and confirm/deny what is shared.
- Review the information from your literary theory partners.
- -30 minutes
- You will move to new groups (1 of each critical theory lens) and share your information. Within the group, pair off. In pairs, take turns sharing information with one another. Rotate as needed. (jigsaw)
- Homework:
- Based on today’s discussion of the images in the text of Little Red Riding Hood it is probable that this story is saying more than we should be afraid of wolves.
- So, what is this text saying about danger? Try to use one the literary theories you’ve been introduced to formulate your claim so that your thoughts are focused. Do not mention the literary theory in your paragraphs. We should be able to pinpoint your style without your direct assertion.
- Write a response using textual evidence: ICE. Min. 2 paragraphs & 2 blended quotes
- Remember to add your ReadTheory username to the Google Doc in Classroom. If your name is struck out, then log in to your ReadTheory account and accept my invitation.
- HW: Danger paragraphs using 2 blended quotes from LRRH text & IRP Progress Check #1 Question posted in Classroom
In Little Red Riding Hood the story is full of danger that Little Red Riding Hood has to face. In the beginning you can clearly see there is no father figure present in her life so, she was raised by her mother alone, giving the girl a sense of strength to handle herself, so she thinks. Her mother tells her before she leaves to "stay on the path and walk nicely and quietly" (Grimm 5). Which means, her mother is saying stay on the path and don't let men fool you and stray you from the path.
ReplyDeleteIn the end, When the "wolf" that we believe is a man because it says in the story "then he ate her up- sad cannibal" (Grimm 11), ate the grandmother up, Red Riding Hood showed up at her house and she was leered into the house by the wolf, symbolizing that the wolf as manipulate the girl just like men manipulate women in the real world. But in the very end when she was saved by a man, she immediately clinged onto him for protection even though she didn't have a father figure in her life. Most children when they grew up without a dad they tend to recent mot men or not trust them because their father left them, so for her to cling onto him after saving her was unusual.