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Themes | Literature
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Assignment | Quizzes/Tests | Resources
www.2020site.org/literature/images/washington-irving.jpg Characteristics of Irving's writing: Setting is used to establish the mood of the story Historical facts add to the realism of the story Names of people or places suggest special meaning A person's greed may overshadow all other concerns Women are generally unpleasant or inadequate for any useful effort The futility of feuds
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| Literature: Students will read "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," "Rip Van Winkle," "The Specter Bridegroom," "The Adventure of the German Student" and "The Devil and Tom Walker." | ||
Map Rubric:
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Map Assignment:
Students will create a visual map showing Ichabod Crane's final ride through Sleepy Hollow
Directions:
On unlined paper make a map showing Ichabod’s route to the Van
Tassel farm for the party and his route back home through Sleepy Hollow.
1.
Your
map should contain a key in which you show the symbols used to represent
the following places: ·
Hudson
River ·
Tarry
town ·
Sleepy
Hollow and the small brook ·
School,
brook and birch tree ·
Van
Tassel’s farm ·
Major
Andre’s tree ·
Wiley’s
swamp – just after Major Andre’s tree ·
Fork
in the road—right goes to Sleepy Hollow; left goes to church ·
Wooden
bridge and brook near church ·
Church
and graveyard 2.
You can find out where these places are by reading carefully the
description of Ichabod’s famous ride.
3.
The map should be done with colored pencils and as NEAT as
possible.
The map will be graded on neatness as well as accuracy. 4.
USE YOUR IMAGINATION!
Originality
is also considered as far as a final grade is concerned. DUE
DATE:
See calendar
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Quizzes / Tests: Irving biography
quiz
Irving final exam Irving vocabulary exam |
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