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The Monkey's Paw
Grade Level:
8
Subject:
Language Arts
Topic:
The Monkey's Paw by W.W. Jacobs
Objective:
Students will be able to identify a motif and continue to find examples of foreshadowing.
Other Information:
Monkey's Paw DO NOW: What would you do if someone offered you a magical object that could grant you 3 wishes, would you take it and make wishes? Would you reject it? Explain.
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Monkey's Paw vocab and LIT scene work sheets come from Sarah's binder.
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Prep:
write homework for the week on board.
Materials:
smart board, tell tale after reading ditto, text book, chrome books, monkey's paw vocabulary, poe's pit.
