What Is Close Reading? Annotating for Diction, Imagery and Tone (TAS)

Year 11 · English · Lesson Plan · TAS · $0.00 AUD

Tasmania curriculum edition. English · Year 11 · Close Reading and Textual Analysis · Lesson 1 of 4. We are learning that close reading means attending to a writer's specific choices - diction, imagery and tone - and recording what we notice through annotation.

Part of the "The Close-Reading Toolkit (Foundations)" sub-unit. Aligned to AC9ESU1C01 (Australian Curriculum v9).

Students will:
• We are learning that close reading means attending to a writer's specific choices - diction, imagery and tone - and recording what we notice through annotation.

A ready-to-teach lesson plan, supplied as PDF, editable Word (DOCX) and PowerPoint (PPTX).

• Year level: Year 11
• Resource type: Lesson Plan
• Subject: English
• Formats included: PDF, DOCX, PPTX
• Curriculum: TAS

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