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ANNOTATING FOR SIGNPOSTS English I Ms. Hoffman Adapted from Notice and Note by Kyleen Beers and Robert Probst Sunday, September 29, 13 WHAT ARE SIGNPOSTS? They are literary events within the story that we often find in fiction. Sometimes

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ANNOTATING FOR SIGNPOSTS

English I

Ms. Hoffman

Adapted from Notice and Note by Kyleen Beers and Robert Probst

Sunday, September 29, 13

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WHAT ARE SIGNPOSTS?

They are literary events within the story that we

ften find in fiction.

Sometimes they can even be identified in works of non-fiction.

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WHY DO WE ANNOTATE FOR SIGNPOSTS?

They help us to... Build context or background information Understand plot Predict what might happen next Identify conflict Identify patterns Identify author’s purpose

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FIRST SIGNPOST: WORDS OF THE WISER

What it looks like: The advice or insight a wiser character--usually

lder--offers about life to the main character

Clues that you found this signpost: The main character and another are usually off by themselves in a quiet serious moment, and the wiser figure shares his/her wisdom/advice in an effort to help the main character with a problem/decision.

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SECOND SIGNPOST: AGAIN AND AGAIN

What it looks like: Events, images, or particular words that recur over a portion of the novel Clues that you found this signpost: A word is repeated, sometimes used in an odd way,

ver and over in the story.

An image reappears several times during the course of the book.

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THIRD SIGNPOST: MEMORY MOMENT

What it looks like: A recollection by a character that interrupts the forward progress of the story Clues that you found this signpost: The ongoing flow of the narrative is interrupted by a memory that comes to the character, often taking several paragraphs to recount before we are returned to events of the present moment.

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FOURTH SIGNPOST: AHA! MOMENT

What it looks like: A character’s realization of something that shifts his actions

r understanding of himself, others, or the world around him.

Clues that you found this signpost: Phrases usually expressing suddenness: “Suddenly I understood...” “It came to me in a flash that...” “The realization hit me like a lightning bolt...” “In an instant I knew...”

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