
Sleepy Hollow 4
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8th Grade
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Fionnuala Johnson
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Sleepy Hollow 4
p. 108-111 (starting after "any new competitor" on p. 108)
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POINTS
Read and understand "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" p. 108-111 (starting after "any new competitor" on p. 108)
Identify and describe the antagonist
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Read p. 108-111
Look back at Ms. Johnson's shared screen, and read along in your Anthology, highlighting vocabulary words a we read.
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Multiple Choice
Brom Van Brunt is a...
beautiful woman
a scrawny man
a child
a "manly" man
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Open Ended
Brom is a "manly" man. What word choice suggests this?
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Multiple Choice
Which characters seems more like a typical hero: Ichabod or Brom?
Ichabod
Brom
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Open Ended
What conflict is presented on p. 109?
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Multiple Choice
Where does the narrator shift the point of view on p. 110?
in the middle of the first big paragraph
at the beginning of the second paragraph ("I profess not to know")
in the middle of the second paragraph
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Why does the narrator shift to first-person point of view on p. 110?
"I profess not to know..." (second paragraph on p. 110)
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Multiple Choice
How does Brom attempt to thwart (defeat) Ichabod?
He pranks Ichabod
He fights Ichabod
He spreads rumors about Ichabod
He steals Ichabod's dog
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Open Ended
Independent Practice: What can be inferred about Ichabod from the "bustle and hubbub" that ensued in the school after the message was delivered?
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POINTS
Read and understand "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" p. 108-111 (starting after "any new competitor" on p. 108) (done!)
Identify and describe the antagonist
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p. 90 in your Anthology Workbook 1 Remember:
An antagonist is a character or force that works against the protagonist or stands in the way of the protagonist getting what they want
The antagonist is NOT the same as a villain
The protagonist can be good or bad, and the antagonist can be good or bad
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Multiple Choice
Who do you believe is the antagonist in "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow?"
Katrina Van Tassel
Ichabod Crane
Brom Bones
The Headless Horseman
Baltus Van Tassel
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Open Ended
How does the Brom (the antagonist) work against Ichabod (the protagonist)?
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Multiple Choice
Compare Brom (the antagonist) and Ichabod (the protagonist). Who is portrayed more positively?
Brom (the antagonist)
Ichabod (the protagonist)
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How is Brom portrayed more positively than Ichabod is?
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Open Ended
Independent Practice: Explain the rivalry between Brom Bones and Ichabod Crane. What is the source of their rivalry? How does the rivalry play out between the two?
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POINTS
Read and understand "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" p. 108-111 (starting after "any new competitor" on p. 108) (done!)
Identify and describe the antagonist (done!)
Sleepy Hollow 4
p. 108-111 (starting after "any new competitor" on p. 108)
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