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Lesson 1: Whose Story Gets Told? — Science, Memory, and the Singer Perspective
California CCSS: Focus Standards
California CCSS: Supporting Standards
ELD Standards
In this lesson
Today you will
Students will analyze how Sanderson develops character and theme through key details in Rhythm of War.
Students will use textual evidence from Rhythm of War to support written and oral analysis.
Essential Questions
Whose stories get preserved, and whose are forgotten? What does that choice reveal about power?
How does Eshonai's perspective — a Singer leader who chose freedom — challenge the human characters' definition of "the enemy"?
Texts used in this lesson
Novel
Rhythm of War
Brandon Sanderson
