
Theme - Mini Lesson
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English
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7th Grade
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Allen Szyrwiel
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4 Slides • 13 Questions
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THEME
R.1.2 - Compare 2 or more themes and their development throughout a literary text.
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Poll
How well do you understand THEME?
I'm an Einstein!
I could use a refresher!
I understand some of the time.
HELP! I'm so lost!
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Multiple Choice
The topic is usually expressed in:
2 or more words
a complete thought
1 word
an assessment
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Draw
Draw a funny face!
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Implied - Suggested but not directly stated
Infer - To determine something that is not directly stated by using evidence from the text and reasoning.
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Multiple Choice
If something is NOT directly stated it is:
inferred
a theme
implied
a topic
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Multiple Choice
In order to determine something that is not directly stated, you will have to:
infer
imply
make a topic
guess
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Theme - The message of a work of literature, often expressed as a general statement about life.
Topic - The subject of a text, usually expressed as a single word in the form of a noun.
Universal - Relating to everyone
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Multiple Choice
Theme is:
a 1 word topic
a simile
a message
a definition
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Multiple Choice
The topic of the literary work is the:
theme
subject
universal
metaphor
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Open Ended
True or False: A literary work may have more than 1 theme.
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Draw
Draw a scary face!
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Dropdown
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Drag and Drop
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Multiple Choice
This kind of theme is a generalization about life that can be understood across time and cultures.
inferred
topic
implied
universal
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Categorize
love
courage
nature
It is better to make something happen than to ask for it.
Children are loyal to their parents.
Love makes people do crazy things.
Put these in the proper categories.
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To help identify 2 or more themes, analyze the details that develop each theme, such as
title and chapter headings
details about the setting
images that are particularly strong or vivid
the central conflict in the plot
a narrator’s point of view and perspective
the resolution of the conflict
characters’ perspectives, thoughts, actions, and dialogue
messages about life that seem universal, or apply to all people
THEME
R.1.2 - Compare 2 or more themes and their development throughout a literary text.
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