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Wednesday, October 7, 2026

Day 22: 10/7/26 - Chapter 14 (No Quiz) & Introduction to Conflict

Homeroom:

I hope you are all having a wonderful day.

Do Now:

  1. Get all your materials for Reading and Block 1
  2. Eat your breakfast
  3. Sharpen pencils

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Reading Block:

Agenda:

  1. Review where we are in the story
  2. Set up new Reading Guide
  3. Read - Aloud Chapter 14 & Complete the New Reading Guide
1. Review
  • Who are the 2 main characters?
    • What do you know about them?
    • How do you know? (What is your evidence?)
  • What is the setting? When & Where. Include Descriptive details. 
  • What are the important plot events? What happened in the last chapter?
2. The Reading Guide: 
Your reading guide has 4 sections.
  • Setting - Where & when do the events takes place?
  • Characters - What do you know about the main characters?
  • Plot - What are the important events from the chapter?
  • Questions  - Do your best to write 2 questions. Remember you want to ask level 2 & 3 discussion questions. 
3. Read-Aloud Ch 14 Directions: 
Read chapter 14 of Freak the Mighty, complete the Reading Guide, and bring it with you to ELA

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ELA:

Today we will learn about the 4 different types of conflict.
                               
Do Now:

  • Write tonight's homework in your agenda
  • Pick up a copy of the Conflict notes
Homework: 
  • Finish any past due Quizzes or assignments
  • Complete the D.O.L. practice for Wednesday

Activity #1

The 4 Types of Conflict

Notes:

Conflict

  • A struggle between 2 forces, or characters
There are 4 different types:

1. Man vs. Man (External)
  • A struggle between a character and another character
  • Protagonist vs Antagonist
2. Man vs. Nature (External)
  • A struggle between a character and nature
  • Includes weather, animals, sickness, etc
3. Man vs. Society (External)
  • A struggle between a character & the thoughts, laws, or beliefs of a large group
  • could involve poverty, politics, social norms, expectations, etc
4. Man vs. Self (Internal)
  • A struggle between a character and their choices, negative thoughts, & feelings


Activity #2

The 4 Types of Conflict Practice


Directions: 
  • Use name sticks to get into random groups of 3
  • Complete the 4 types of conflict practice on google classroom
  • Read each conflict
  • Select what type of conflict it describes


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