
Lesson 7 Don Quixote
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5th Grade
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Lezlie Palomo
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26 Slides • 10 Questions
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Wednesday
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Spainis inwhat continent?
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What are the 5 parts of a Plot?
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Reorder
Organize the elements of plot.
resolution
climax
rising action
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What are the 5 parts of a Plot?
Exposition
Rising
Action
Climax
Falling
Action
Resolution
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duel
duelo
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Draw
Draw: What does the word DUEL remind you of?
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Reading
Students will identify the types of
irony—verbal, situational, and dramatic—
Sancho and Don Quixote encounter. TEKS
5.3.A; TEKS 5.4; TEKS 5.10.D
Los estudiantes identificarán los tipos de
ironía (verbal, situacional y dramática)
que encuentran Sancho y Don Quijote.
TEKS 5.3.A; TEKS 5.4; TEKS 5.10.D
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Spelling Quiz
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11
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Multiple Choice
What is verbal irony?
what is said is different than what is meant
the audience knows something a character doesn't know.
what happens is the opposite of what is expected
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Multiple Choice
Dramatic irony is when
what is said is different than what is meant
the audience knows something the character doesn't
what happens is the opposite of what is expected
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Multiple Choice
Situational irony is when
what is said is the opposite of what is meant
the audience knows something the character doesn't
what happens is the opposite of what is expected
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Today we will read chapters
9-10. Please add your
prediction to your chart before
we begin reading.
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Academic Vocabulary:
Noun/Sustantivo
Person/Place/Thing
Adjective/adjetivo
Descriptive word
Verb/verbo
Action word
Adverb/adverbio
-duel, n. a fight between
two people with weapons
(25)
-scheme, n. a clever plan
or plot to get or do
something (26)
-caravan, n. a group of
people, animals, or
vehicles traveling
together (27) -
-bold, adj. fearless (28)
-foolhardy, adj. foolishly
dangerous or daring
(28)
-dumbfounded, adj.
shocked or surprised
(30)
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eccentric
curious
brave
idealistic
Purpose for Reading:
To discover who is the knight of the forest.
loyal
wise
realistic
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Multiple Choice
Do you think the knight of the wood knew he was talking about don quixote?
yes
no
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What does Don Quixote mean when he says, “I’ll prove it to you with the strength of my arms”?
Discussion Questions
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What is strange, or ironic, about Sancho saying he has been a peaceful man all his life and intends to remain one?
Discussion Questions
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Multiple Choice
WHo is the knight of the Wood?
samson
sancho
teresaa
the barber
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What is strange, or ironic, about Sancho saying he has been a peaceful man all his life and intends to remain one?
Discussion Questions
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Word Work/Lesson Wrap-Up
Bold
intrépido
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Language
Grammar: Students will write present-tense
sentences in which the subject and the
linking verb agree. TEKS 5.11.D.i
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Today they will learn
about subject-verb
agreement when
the verb is a linking
verb. A linking verb
connects the
subject to words in
the predicate that
describe the subject,
and it does not show
action.
Homework!
Activity Page 6.2
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Writing
Students will draft the introductory
paragraph of their persuasive essay. TEKS
5.11.B.i
Los estudiantes redactarán el párrafo
introductorio de su ensayo persuasivo.
TEKS 5.11.B.i
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What does it mean to PERSUADE?
When you persuade you use evidence and arguments to convince others to do or believe something.
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True or False
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Multiple Choice
The introductory paragraph must include a hook.
True
false
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Multiple Choice
The introductory paragraph includes evidence to support the thesis.
True
false
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Multiple Choice
The thesis/claim is the first sentence of the introductory paragraph.
True
false
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Today you will draft an opinion stating a
claim that will be supported in your
persuasive essays. Students will incorporate
that claim in the introductory paragraph as
the last sentence.
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First you must
decide whether
to answer the
prompt “Do Don
Quixote’s good
intentions justify
his actions?”
with yes or no.
Activity Page 5.2
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Students can draft
the introductory
paragraph in
complete sentences
on the lines below
the chart.
Activity Page 7.2
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Independent Work Time
Order
What should I be working on?
What should I do once
I’m done with my
assignment?
Voice Levels
0-1
If I can’t hear the thinking music then that means you
are too loud.
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1.Persuasive Writing
2.Quiz in google classroom:
Chapters 9-10
3.Practice spelling words
1.Work on #2
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