Mood (or atmosphere): the general feeling or emotion created for the reader or audience by the work at a given point.
In literature, descriptive language, sensory details, dialogue, and story action are used to create this atmosphere.
Movie clips: Pay attention to the differences between the clips. How do 2 movie trailers for the same movie create vastly different moods?
Colors are often related to our emotions and feelings. Use crayons or markers to identify which stories have a positive mood and which ones have a negative mood.
1. Choose 4 colors (black, somewhat dark color, somewhat light color, yellow)
2. List the title of each story you've read.
3. Draw a line or dot with the color that you think best represents the mood. In a sentence, explain why you think so.
HW: Complete the mood sheet you started in class. I will collect it tomorrow.
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