EXIT TICKET
• 5 years old Korbet brought his crush, Tabby, a letter
expressing his love for her. She crumpled up the letter,
tossed it on the floor 4, yelled at him and called him a
lugnut. How did the narrator use that scene to convey his
point of view?

(From smiles 2 go text)

If korbet is the author:
In this scene Korbet was probably nervous to give his crush Tabby a letter. When Korbet gave his letter to his crush Tabby, She crumpled up his paper (possibly mad at him) and called him a “lugnut”. The author used this scene to show others how he possibly got rejected.

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EXIT TICKET • 5 years old Korbet brought his crush, Tabby, a letter expressing his love for her. She crumpled up the letter, tossed it on the floor 4, yelled at him and called him a lugnut. How did the narrator use that scene to convey his point of view? (From smiles 2 go text)

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EXIT TICKET
• 5 years old Korbet brought his crush, Tabby, a letter
expressing his love for her. She crumpled up the letter,
tossed it on the floor 4, yelled at him and called him a
lugnut. How did the narrator use that scene to convey his
point of view?

(From smiles 2 go text)