PPT-Flowers for Algernon Complete three of the following projects during and/or after you

Flowers for Algernon See the following slides for specific instructions on each project Movie postertrailer Put yourself into the story Psychological tests Superstitions Write a script News storybroadcast. A Presentation to the . Kern County School Board. Setting. New . York . City. Charlie’s Apartment. Donner’s Bakery . Beckman College. Chicago . psychology convention. Key Players. Charlie Gordon. by Daniel Keyes. High – Low. Vocabulary Activity. High – Lou . Review Game. How to Play. On the board you will see a definition and two boxes that contain possible answers. . If the box on the top contains the correct answer, stand on your seat. If the bottom box contains your answer, sit on the back of your chair.. by Daniel Keyes. High – Low. Vocabulary Activity. High – Lou . Review Game. How to Play. On the board you will see a definition and two boxes that contain possible answers. . If the box on the top contains the correct answer, stand on your seat. If the bottom box contains your answer, sit on the back of your chair.. ELA. Mrs. Okie . Answer the following questions with the response “agree” or “disagree”. Testing measures how smart you are. . Your friends are always your friends no matter what. . Animal experiments are necessary to medical science. . - Week 1. Monday, August 24 1. Write the definitions: . 1. . . a. cquire: (verb) to get. 2. . . r. elated: (verb)had something to do with. 3. psychology: (noun) the study of the mind. The . prefix . Objectives:. I can evaluate structural elements of the plot, including . suplots. and parallel episodes.. I can analyze the protagonist’s conflicts to better understand his character traits.. Literary Focus: . Objective: I will evaluate structural elements of the plot, including subplots and parallel episodes. . Previewing the Text. Read the title. What image comes to mind? Does this help you make a prediction about the text.. Monday, August 31 1. Write the definitions.. 1. . Subconscious . (. adj. ) present in the mind without awareness of it.. 2. . Feeble . (. adj. ) physically or mentally weak.. 3. . Neurosurgeon. . (n) doctors who study and operate on the brain.. How does Charlie get his new job?. He proves that he can work the mixing machine. How does Charlie respond to his new job? . He wants his old job back. 2a. Why does he respond that way?. He is familiar with his old job and feels uncomfortable in his new position. We will review the questions from the test and identify each part of the questions. . You will be required to rewrite your responses for homework tonight ONLY if you missed more than 5 pts. on a question.. STUDY GUIDE. Progress Reports 1-8. p. 1-24 (Bantam); p. 1-34 (Harcourt). 1. Describe Charlie.. 3. What kind of test did Burt give Charlie, and what was the result?. 4. Why was Charlie taking the tests?. What did Charlie discover when he read the newspaper account of his actions at the conference?. Nemur. said Charlie was under tremendous strain and that he would undoubtedly return soon. Norma thought Charlie was dead. Flowers for Algernon Vocabulary List 2 Bellwork Week 4 Monday, 9/11 Write the definitions. 1. subconscious ( adj ) present in the mind without awareness of it. 2. renounced (v) gave up, verbally rebuking By Bernard & Courtney. Charlie’s Tone. Charlie has lots of mixed emotions and tones in this chapter. Charlie deals with everything from falling in love to finding out the true personality of human nature..