
The Leap Introduction
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Ianne Antiporda
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The Leap
By Ianne Antiporda
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Word Cloud
Two words that describe a "mother"
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Word Cloud
Two words to describe someone courageous
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Multiple Choice
What does the phrase "leap of faith" imply?
taking risks
jumping high
being faithful
overjoy
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What activity is shown in the photo?
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Categorize
claim
reasons
evidence
rhetorical device
setting
characters
conflict
plot
theme
point of view
Organize these elements according to the genre they belong in.
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Reorder
Reorder the following elements of a plot according to their standard order.
Exposition
Rising Action
Climax
Falling Action
Conclusion
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TENSION
aka suspense
when the writer wants to keep readers wondering and propel a story forwards
FLASHBACK
A literary device that manipulates time by inserting a past even in present action
What signals flashback in a story?
1. change of verb tense (shift from present to past)
2. signal words, e.g. once upon a time..., I remember when..., it was...
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Making Inference
a logical conclusion based on textual details mixed with what you already know
This is an important skill in analyzing the THEME of a short story.
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THEME
the major idea or underlying message of a fictional literary text
usually tied with a "lesson" learned through the text
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5 STEPS to Identify THEME
Notice the big moments: "What moment changes everything?"
Notice growth: "What lessons do main characters learn or realize?"
Notice struggles: "What problems/challenges do they face and how did they overcome them?"
Notice repeated ideas: "What words, symbols, ideas, or emotions always show up?"
Say it in a statement: "What is the author's message about life, love, people, etc.?"
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Match
Match the meaning to the correct vocabulary word.
to slowly take over someone else’s space, rights, or territory
to free or remove someone or something from a difficult situation
to make something tighter, narrower, or smaller
to follow rules, requests, or directions
uncertain, hesitant, or not fully decided
encroach
extricate
constrict
comply
tentative
encroach
extricate
constrict
comply
tentative
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Dropdown
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Please close and put away all Chromebooks. Open your books on page ___.
While reading, highlight details from the text that will help you identify the theme.
The Leap
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