Lesson 1.4

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Bell Ringer: Would you risk your life for someone else? Why or why not?

Labelling

Define the stages:

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The hero has proven themselves.

Hero is prompted to go on a journey

Where the hero lives a regular life.

Main conflict

Challenges faced and friends met.

A treasure or information for the hero.

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The ​

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is the central figure in the journey, often depicted as a character who initially hesitates but ultimately faces the challenges and transforms through their adventure. The ​

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provides guidance, motivation, tools, training, or magical gifts to help the Hero. Often has been on a similar journey and offers wisdom and advice. The ​

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is a character that serves as a test to the Hero as they begin their journey. They protect the special world and its secrets and are often characters that the Hero must overcome. The ​

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represents the darker force of the story, often seen as the antagonist or a villain, but can also represent something hidden or repressed within the Hero.

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hero

mentor

guardian

shadow

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• ​As you listen and follow along annotate the following:
  

• Annotation Key:
  

  Green = Hero’s Journey stage (label the stage in margin).

  Blue = Archetype (write which one).

  Purple = Comparison to Bilal (write “Compare: …”).

Open Ended

Bell Ringer: Write a summary of Rikki Tikki Tavi using SWBST. (notes attached)

Compare Bilal to Rikki Tikki Tavi.

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Complete the chart on paper.

Open Ended

How does Rikki show heroic traits?

Use complete sentences. Sentence starters: Similar to Bilal when…”, “Different because…”, “Both heroes demonstrate ___ but only ___ faces ___. Include at least one from each category.

Open Ended

“Which hero is more relatable to you and why?” Use ACE:

Answer (claim), Cite (quote/scene), Explain (how evidence proves your claim).