PPT-The Lion King Examining Elements of A Narrative

First Watch Watch the scene at a level 0 https wwwyoutubecomwatchvZWryKne3FU Second Watch Make this chart on your paper Description of Setting give specific details 1s Characterization. Peter . Drahos. . European Policy for IP 10. th. annual conference . 3 September . 2015 . 172 interviews. fish and seafood. : snapper, abalone, wild barramundi, wild salmon, farmed salmon, trout, oysters, lobster, squid, eel, scallops, whiting, prawns, crab, seaweed, . LIST OF ANIMALS IN CARTOONS. -HORSE . -DOG. -CAT. -PIG. -FROG. -DUCK. -FOX. -TURTLE. -FISH. -ORANGUTAN. -ZEBRA. -GIRAFFE. -HIPPOPOTAMUS. -WARTHOG. -STARFISH. -LLAMA. -RACOON. -SQUID. -SNAKE. -ALLIGATOR. Why are they important?. Characters: . Who are the main people in the story?. Setting: . When/where does the story take place? (Time, location, descriptive surroundings). Plot: . What is the main . There is a simple formula to construct a Crossover S.A.R. . The Parts of a Crossover S.A.R.. Remember – I A.T.E. a sandwich.. . Assertion. :. . A one sentence answer to the prompt. . Text E. vidence. . Lists of Animals in Cartoons. Horse. Orangutan. Snake. Bear. Chameleon. Penguin. Dog. Zebra. Alligator. Ape. Lemur. Parrot. Cat. Giraffe. Deer. Monkey. Meer Kat. Chicken. Mouse. Hippopotamus. Sheep. Our Focus for Stephen King unit:. Writing Style:. What are some elements of King’s style? . What does he use in his writing?. Not sure…look at your notes…. Elements of Style. Vivid detail. Realistic. The Just Life is the Best. Highlights. 1. Socrates outlines the tyrannical soul and explains how the tyrant has the most miserable life.. 2. He analyzes and ranks the pleasures.. 3. He argues that the just life is clearly the happiest.. Meaning, Tone, & Beauty. The Wizard of Oz. : Chapter . 6. What is the meaning / tone / elements of beauty in the text?. . Just . as he spoke there came from the forest a terrible roar, and the next moment a great Lion bounded into the road. With one blow of his paw he sent the Scarecrow spinning over and over to the edge of the road, and then he struck at the Tin Woodman with his sharp claws. But, to the Lion's surprise, he could make no impression on the tin, although the Woodman fell over in the road and lay still. . SHOWDOWN!!!. Created by Ms. . Lelis. Warm up!. In your. . learning partners. , . brainstorm together and write down a T-chart of Narrative and Expository text features. NO NOTES!. . You will have 3 minutes. Then we will relay race. Universidade. . Aberta. Open Professional Collaboration . for Innovation . Elements. . of. Digital . Storytelling. . 7. . Elements. . of. Digital. . Storytelling. . Digital Storytelling . (Lambert, 2013) . by Régine. Imaginary and improbable dialogue beyond centuries ( London, 2013-09-27). Your Majesty...Good morning!. Oh! French tourists!. Yes, Your Majesty, and tourists from Aquitaine. Do you understand our language ? . Rustin 7. th. . -Summary-. The Hero’s journey is a cycle that is often found throughout many stories for both children and even Greek mythology. The Hero’s Journey consists of 3 main Stages, Including Departure, Initiation, and the Return. Many Sub Stages are found in each main category, today I will Connect two popular stories to a couple of these. Through the Odyssey written by Homer, and the Lion King by Walt Disney Movie Productions, these sub stages are commonly found. The Supernatural Aid in The Departure, The Atonement with the Father in the Initiation, and the Refusal of the Return in the Return, these examples flourished the most through both stories.. Expressing Surprising . or Unexpected Things . that have Happened. Narrative Paragraphs. Learning goals:. In this chapter you will learn and practice:. Basic . Narrative Paragraph . Structure. Chronological Order. del . monte. . List of animals in cartons . Horse orangutan . Dog Zebra. Cat Giraffe . Mouse . Hoppopota.