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Stephen Chbosky Required Work to be Graded MixedTape Project amp Presentation Personal Journals 6 in total Character Assignment Part One Literature Circle Participation 3 Asleep Analysis ID: 363763

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Slide1

The Perks of Being a Wallflower

Stephen

Chbosky

Slide2

Required Work to be Graded

Mixed-Tape Project & Presentation

Personal Journals

(

6 in total)

Character Assignment - Part One

Literature Circle Participation (3)

“Asleep” Analysis

Character Assignment - Part Two

Playlist/Song Analysis Assignment

Anticipation

Guide

Reflection

Final TestSlide3

The Mixed-Tape to Your Life: Playlist Project

Who doesn’t want to have a DJ make a list of songs that tells the story of their life? Well, you’re all in luck because that’s what you get to do for yourselves today!

You

get to pick a list of songs that corresponds to some of the best

and/or

worst experiences in your life.

So

what do you have to

do? Create a 7-slide Power Point Presentation.

1. Include

a

playlist with

no fewer than

ten

songs. Make

sure that all songs are clean or edited versions before

you

put them in your

presentation.

2. Choose

an event in your life before you choose a

song and then write a 3-5 sentence explanation for

five

of the songs on your playlist.

3. For

one

of the songs, be sure to include the YouTube link as you will be presenting it to the class.

4. Include at least 3 visuals in your presentation.Slide4

Mixed-Tape Presentation

You will present your 7-slide presentation (title slide, playlist, 5 songs w/explanations, video on final slide)

You will be responsible for choosing your

favorite song/memory from

your

playlist and w

e will listen

to

that one

song

as

a

class

and watch the video (if there is one).

How

much is this worth?

This project will be worth 50pts

including presenting

your

playlist to

the class.

See

Rubric.Slide5

Anticipation Guide

Complete the handout and pass it in.Slide6

Journal #1: Introduction

Take

out a sheet of paper and write about how you felt coming into high school as a

freshman (grade 9)?

Good

experience or bad

experience, anything that you were feeling or thinking on the beginning of a new chapter in your life. (15

min)

You will be creating

these journal-type entries throughout the unit. You will need to have at least six of them completed by the time we finish the book

. Be prepared to share them from time-to-time.

Outcome:

You will

create a relationship with Charlie (main

character, take

a risk in

your writing and

use personal experiences and write about them.Slide7

Pg. 2-12 & Journal #1 Extension

Read through

Charlie’s entry on September 16, 1991 (pg. 2-12). After

you

finish

reading, go back through your first journal and decide

how similar or dissimilar

your first

day(s) in high school were

compared to

Charlie’s

.

Write an additional 3-5 sentences in which you include these difference or similarities being sure to use examples from Charlie’s experience. Slide8

Assignment for today:

Continue

reading pg. 12 through the end of the entry on pg.

39.

Answer the following questions and pass this in as an assignment:

1. Name three incidents which have greatly affected Charlie prior to being a freshman.

2. In the form of a chart, explain how each of the following eleven people have had an impact on Charlie to date:

Mother, Father, Brother, Sister, Aunt Helen, Michael, Sean, Bill, Patrick, Sam & Brad. Slide9

What is a

Literature

Circle?

Your

literary circle will be a place for you and your group members will discuss sections of the literature that we have completed in our class. Ideas and opinions will be exchanged and

none

will be rejected or put down.

Protocols/Guidelines

:

1

. Each group member will be given an opportunity to share his/her ideas with the rest of the group.

2. No group member will be interrupted by another.

3. Thoughtful and constructive questions are the only ones that will be allowed.

4. NO

HUNTING = No looking up information on the internet.

5. This if your group and your experience, so make the experience a positive one!

6. Be prepared to share any and all ideas that you group has discussed. Always be ready

.

7. One person from the group will record the important points of discussion addressed. This will be passed in and up to 10pts will be awarded for participation in this exercise. Attendance is mandatory in order to receive this group grade.Slide10

Literature Circle Discussion

Get into your

literature

circle groups and

discuss the following questions:

W

ho

do you think Charlie is writing these letters to and also look at the very first line on the very first page at the word “she” that Charlie

mentions?

W

ho

do you think “she” might be and why do you think that? Slide11

Assignment for today:

Continue reading pg.

42

through the end of the entry on pg.

63.

Complete Journal #2Slide12

Journal Entry #2

What did the reading that you completed for today make you think?

About

Charlie, his friends, his family, anything that you encountered that stood out to you is all things you can talk about.Slide13

“Asleep” by The Smiths

http://

www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D9ae_hdkUM

Answer the following questions on

looseleaf

and put the page in to the back of your

duotang

for grading:

1. Does

the song fit well in the book, and if it

did,

why do you think so?

2. What

emotions does a song like this create for you when you hear

it? Complete this question for yourself and then

t

hink

about Charlie and the things that he is dealing

with then answer this question again.

3. Does

the music give the words in the book more emotion/meaning

?

Outcome:

Students will relate Charlie’s experiences with their own real-life experiences. Students will see the impact that music can have on a reader as they move through just about any book.Slide14

Assignment for today:

Continue reading pg.

63

through the end of the entry on pg.

117.

Complete Journal #

3

Complete Character

Assignment

Prepare for Literature Circle DiscussionSlide15

Journal #3: Decisions

Think

of a time when you had to make a tough decision in your life. Write about that situation and the decision you

made.

You

might want to talk about how you came up with the decision that you made. You might also want to talk about any regrets that you may have looking back.

If

so, what why and what would you change about your decision?

Objective

:

Students will once again use real-life experiences to create more meaning as they move through the reading.Slide16

Character Assignment:

Part Two

You will

receive a list of characters from the book

.

You

will work their way through the list and find connections that do and don’t exist between

yourself

and the characters on the list.

You will

need to explain why

you

feel the way

you

do about the characters.Slide17

Literature Circle Discussion

Get into your literature circle groups and discuss the following questions:

Relationships

are one of the most important themes that Charlie deals with throughout his experiences.

What

are some types of relationships that that Charlie has to deal with

?

Objective:

Students will relate Charlie’s experiences with their own real-life experiences. Slide18

Assignment for today:

Continue reading pg.

117

through the end of the entry on pg.

161.

Prepare for Literature Circle Discussion.

Get handout and begin Song Analysis AssignmentSlide19

Literature Circle Discussion

Get into your literature circle groups and discuss the following questions:

Why

does Charlie choose that moment to be honest? Why could he never be totally honest before that night?

What

could he have done differently to change the outcome of that night?

Was there anything that he could have done that would have made his friends look at him differently after that evening?Slide20

“The Perks of Being a Wallflower”

– Song Analysis Assignment

Choose one of the songs from the original playlist to analyze using the handout given.

1. The Samples – Could It Be Another Change

2.

Dexys

Midnight Runners – Come On Eileen

3.

Galaxie

500 – Tugboat

4. New Order – Temptation

5. The Innocence Mission – Evensong

6. The Smiths – Asleep

7. Cracker – Low

8. Sonic Youth – Teenage Riot

9. XTC – Dear God

10. Cocteau Twins – Pearly-Dewdrops’ Drops

11.

David Bowie – HeroesSlide21

Assignment for today:

Continue

reading pg.

161

through the end of the entry on pg.

213.

Complete Journals #4, #5 & #6.Slide22

Journal Entry #4:

How do you feel?

After

finishing the book, what do you think about Charlie now?

Do

you still feel the same as you did at the beginning?

What

do you think about Charlie’s Aunt Helen? Was she a good influence or something different?

What is something from the book that has changed your opinion(s)?Slide23

Journal Entry #5:

So

, what did you think?

Did

you like it?

What

did you like the most?

What

did you like the least?

Do

you think you will do anything differently in your own life after reading about Charlie?Slide24

Journal #6: Final Assignment

Anticipation Guide Reflection

In a final journal, reflect on how your ideas/opinions have or have not changed after the reading of this novel.Slide25

Final Test: 50 Marks

Choose any

five

of the thirteen “Topics & Questions for Discussion” found at the back of the novel

except for #2

.

Each answer must be a

paragraph of no less than 8-10 complete sentences

.

Provide as much

evidence

as possible to receive the highest grade. Use the novel if you need to

Slide26

Literature Circle #4

Before we watch the movie version of the novel, your group will name the top 10 essentials of the story which you believe to be crucial and must be shown in the movie.

Then your group will discuss the top 10 non-essentials which you believe do not have to be included in the movie version for it to be completely understandable.