PPT-Theme

Review THEME The meaning or concept we are left with after reading a particular text The authors underlying message about life relationships the human condition No clichés please. Walking through Paris. Musical Description of Theme. Time signature: . (Duple time). First measure is B natural grace note leading to staccato C eighth note, followed by staccato D eighth note (octave down), followed by tenuto E quarter note. What is theme?. Let’s talk about it:. The words theme, message, moral are all synonyms.. When we think of any of these things, we’re really looking at . what the story teaches us about . life. . . Jekyll and Hyde, Ch. 1-3. In your journal, respond to the following question.. Is any person completely good or completely evil? Instead, are people usually a mixture of the two? Explain your reasoning.. 6/7/2015. Survey Created by Thomas Pham ‘16 and John Ortega ’16. Evaluation Created by John Ortega ’16. Click for Survey Location. Quick Facts. The survey was distributed on June 7, 2015 to the student body.. *DGP – Week 5. *Binders . *NO textbooks. On a sheet of paper…. Make a list of . Universal Ideas/Big Ideas . that show up in both of the Tim Burton movies that we have viewed in class.. Choose 2 or 3 of those Big Ideas that Tim Burton uses to send a message (don’t list them if they are a stretch…). Company : ID LINK. Mission statement. In all the ways we scan , save , and serve. Will it ensure honesty? Promote safety and security? Will it be beneficial to all concerned? Will it build a safer and more family friendly theme park?. MOOD. MOOD is the overall feelings or emotions that are created IN THE READER. . Authors “move” their readers’ moods through their choice of words and level of detail.. TONE. TONE is simply the author’s attitude toward the subject. . Three Important Devices: Know These. Symbol: An object that represents something more significant that just itself. Motif: A . recurring. element or idea; a phrase; image; repetition of similar symbols; repetition of an issue/attitude. Plot is the literary element that describes the structure of the story. . Plot shows the causal arrangement of events and actions within a story. . Plot structure. Sets the scene. Author introduces the setting and characters. 1, 2- Check with your shoulder partner. 3-4- check with your face partner. 5- Rally pass #5 . whole group. Activator. Jigsaw . Activity. Take . the passage that corresponds with your seat number (1-4). *DGP – Week 5. *Binders . *NO textbooks. On a sheet of paper…. Make a list of . Universal Ideas/Big Ideas . that show up in all three Tim Burton movies that we have viewed in class.. Choose 2 or 3 of those Big Ideas that Tim Burton uses to send a message (don’t list them if they are a stretch…). two. themes instead of one. very complex and lacks the clearly sectionalized variations found in Schubert and Mozart. Beethoven’s variations . are much looser and integrated into a more continuously structured movement . is the overall feelings or emotions that are created IN THE READER. . The . “power of the pen” can move mountains. . Authors . “move” their readers’ moods through their choice of words and level of detail.. Writing to think about a message or theme. I learned from (the character, the event) that in life it is important to . . .. Even if . . . You should . . .. This story teaches us not only about . . . But also about . . ..