Let’s get ready for our first timed writing! Here are the handouts and today’s PowerPoint to follow along.
Extended Paragraph Pattern Reminder Sheet
Prepping for Beowulf Timed Writing 1 PowerPoint
The Language of Evil Handout & Activity
In addition to all this help, here are topic sentences to help construct your paragraph and frame it.
- In the “Battle with Grendel,” the poet portrays Grendel as a villain through imagery and kennings, implying that evil is no match for heroism.
- In “Battle with Grendel,” the poet portrays Grendel as evil through imagery and kennings, suggesting that true evil is incapable of remorse or contrition.
- In “Battle with Grendel,” the poet portrays Grendel’s as a villain through lurid imagery, indicating that evil is a destructive force that must be vanquished.