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Introduction to 5th Grade English Literature

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  • Who is the author of the poem on the back of the syllabus?
    Joseph Fasano
  • How many graded assignments are there this year?
    Four - 2 quizzes, an essay, and an oral book report
  • What book is being described in this riddle? "A boy with a scar and a magical fate, Arrives at a school beyond the gate. With friends by his side and spells to learn, He finds dark secrets at every turn."
    Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone
  • What additional materials will you need this year, beyond a notebook and the class books?
    A novel of your choice to read for the Oral Book Report.
  • What materials do you need to be prepared for class?
    The novel we're studying, a notebook, and something to write with
  • Which two books will we study this year?
    Holes and Number the Stars
  • Who is this? "There once was a boy named _____, Who faced some kids who were unjust. Though people might stare, His kindness was rare, And with true friends he learned to build trust."
    August (Wonder)
  • Who is the author of Holes?
    Louis Sachar
  • What is a setting?
    the place and time where a story takes place
  • Two truths and a lie: Spot the lie! 1) Katie is American 2) Sean is Irish 3) Katie is ambidextrous
    3
  • Whose name is missing? "There once was a girl named _______, Whose mind was both clever and skilled-a. With books as her friends, She’d outsmart wicked ends, And use magic when trouble had filled-a!"
    Matilda
  • What are some typical classroom rules?
    Raise your hand to speak, come prepared, don't interrupt your classmates, ask to leave your seat
  • Give an expressive reading of the poem on the back of the syllabus.
    (are they expressive enough? teacher's choice!)
  • Which literary hero is this? "There once was a wizard in gray, Who guided his friends on their way. With a staff in his hand, He would bravely withstand The darkness that threatened each day."
    Gandalf
  • What is a work of fiction?
    Something that is invented and not entirely factual
  • What is nonfiction?
    Something that is 100% real.
  • What is "respect?"
    attention, admiration, understanding that someone or something is important
  • Whose name is missing? "There once was a boy named ______, Whose life was quite poor and gnarly. He found a gold ticket, And fate soon would pick it, For a factory filled with sweets and dreams sparkly!"
    Charlie (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory)
  • What is literature?
    "books," "poetry, prose and drama," "any written work," etc.
  • Who is the author of Number the Stars?
    Lois Lowry
  • When is it acceptable to use AI for this class?
    Only if the teachers give permission and ask you to use it.
  • What is a plot?
    The action of a story.
  • When is the film adaptation exactly the same as the book it's based on?
    never
  • What is plagiarism?
    Passing off someone else's work as your own.