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Shout to the following students for completing all of last week’s assigned task: Brandon, Demarco, Raneil, Maritza , Nice Love and Jaheim.
Due on Monday March 30th 2020 at 4 PM
Read the short story "Raymond's Run " by Toni Cade Bambara
Click on the link to read the text.
https://www.remsencsd.org/cms/lib/NY01913914/Centricity/Domain/46/RaymondsRun.pdf
audio of "Raymond's Run"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORsKDvEjXc8
Option 2
teacherlink.ed.usu.edu/yetcres/multimedia/McDougalLiterature/g08/cd01/Raymond's%20Run.mp3
Audio of "Raymond's Run "
Focus: Analyzing a plot
Comprehension
1. What nickname have the big kids given Squeaky, and why?
2. Why does Squeaky feel the May Pole dance is a waste of time?
3. Describe Squeaky’s reaction when she sees Raymond running parallel to her in the race.
4. Why might Squeaky react to other people the way she does? Support your answer.
5. Compare and Contrast: What are some differences between Squeaky and Gretchen? What are some similarities?
Short Response: Please use RACE
How does Squeaky’s attitude toward Gretchen change over the course of the story? Compare Squeaky’s initial reaction to Gretchen to her feelings toward her rival at the end of the story.
Analyze the short story “ Raymond’s Run ”
Use the diagram like the one shown, to write the events that happen at each stage of the plot. How is the conflict resolved?
A plot is the series of events that happen in a story. When a story develops, it progresses through the following plot stages in the order in which they are listed:
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Exposition—introduces the main characters, the
setting, and sometimes the conflict
• Rising action—increases tension and builds the conflict
• Climax—the point of greatest interest, or the turning point in the story where the conflict begins to be resolved
• Falling action—shows the result of the climax and brings the story to a close
• Resolution—reveals the final outcome of the conflict and ties up loose ends As you read “Raymond’s Run,” notice the incidents that occur at each stage of the plot
This assignment is on pupilpath as well, submit your responses on pupilpath
Step 1:
Students should click on their assignment, and at the bottom of the assignment page, they will see a box like the one below:
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Students will click on the file typed in blue next to the magnifying glass. This action will allow the Word document to upload to their home computer or tablet.
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Once the student completes their assignment, they go back to the same link, and click “Upload.” (See Below)
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After upload is clicked, they will see the option to “Choose File”. Students should then choose the file of their completed work from their computer.
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Next, students will click the “Submit File” button.
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Students will know that their assignment is submitted, when the “Incomplete” Status changes to “Pending Review.”
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