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Students will read and interpret the "Narrative of the Captivity", identify and analyze how Rowlandson's use of allusion contributes to the meaning of her account, identify the main idea and supporting details, express understanding through writing and speaking, and understand and use new words. In this in-depth analysis lesson, students will experience a variety of compact and engaging instructional structures, including a Logic Lineup, Jot Thoughts, and Philosophical Chairs. Supporting materials for the activities are included, and all structures contribute to the culminating activity of composing a high-quality literary analysis essay.

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