To Kill A Mockingbird Journal Analysis

Analyzing a Journal: step by step:
Analyzing means Explaining in depth (How is a character/situation impacted: emotionally, socially, intellectually, spiritually, or physically?)

Your name Due Date:
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To begin, I am reading To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. I am on page 181. In these chapters, Scout and Dill are sneaking into the trial of Tom Robinson. Atticus does everything he can to defend Tom and many valuable pieces of evidence are brought up. In this journal, I will be predicting.

G This sentence is indented. Include a transitional word or phrase, your first sentence should say what literary strategy you will be analyzing in this journal.
Y Include a transitional word or phrase, this sentence needs to be your

Not simply a plot recall summary, but this sentence should be a specific reason that backs up your first yellow. After your first “R”, you should have at least TWO more sentences supporting that sentence or analyzing deeper.
R Introduce this sentence with a transition. This needs to be another detail supporting your first point. Next, add TWO to THREE detailed sentences of ANALYSIS explaining how that “R” connects to your first yellow also.
R Introduce this sentence with a wrap-up transition. This needs to be another detail supporting your first point. Next, add TWO to THREE detailed sentences of ANALYSIS explaining how that “R” connects to your first yellow also.
(There is no space here, but I have it here to show that you are focusing on something separate. In your paragraph there will be no space.)
Y This sentence should be introduced with a transition followed by a comma. It should also briefly mention your first yellow and explain how this point connects.
R This needs to be a detail/example supporting your second point. Not simply a plot recall summary, but this sentence should be a specific reason that backs up your second yellow. After your first “R”, you should have at least TWO more sentences supporting that sentence or analyzing