Objective: The students will read their first story in Perrine's.
1. Allusion Notes: JC and his Apostles and Noah
2. The Destructors Brief Intro Slide Show: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1l3VRYlAAm2Ne4sw60H2J9imPNVSuC3v4/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=101482473147710513077&rtpof=true&sd=true
Note: My slide show presentations will not open on the school wifi because I created them with my personal account. But they will work if you are at home or off our wifi. Stupid huh!
3. Read "The Destructors" in Perrine's by tomorrow. Just read it and think about all that we have covered as far as how to read like a lit teacher/AP student. Page 115-129.
Allusion Info
Jesus Christ and his Twelve Disciples
· New Testament
· God in human form
· Son of God
· Humble, kind, soft-spoken
· Everyone Sins
· Comes into conflict with the Jewish elders who question his authority
· Jesus paid the price for all people’s sins by dying on the cross (crucifixion) for all people.
· Rose three days later
· Was a carpenter
· Twelve Apostles (believers, followers, supporters)
· Peter, James, John, Andrew, Bartholomew/Nathanael, James, Judas, Jude/Thaddeus, Mathew/Levi, Philip, Simon, Thomas
Allusion Notes
Biblical Allusion: Noah and the Flood
· From Genesis (first book in the Bible)
· God saw that sin and wickedness had taken over the world
· Decided to wipe away humankind
· But there was one good man: Noah
· When told by God, Noah built an ark.
· Noah tried to warm others to repent.
· Took two of all living creatures
· Rain for 40 days and 40 nights.
· Noah and family spent one year on the ark.
· God promises no more floods to destroy earth.
As a sign of this promise: Rainbo