Purpose:
To employ the basic writing process, share a personal experience, develop narrative writing skills, use descriptive language, and engage the reader.
Format:
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Introduction (hook)
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Set the scene – introduce the characters and situation
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Plot – inciting incident, rising action, climax, resolution
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Reflection on moments of growth or insights
- Resolution
Knowledge:
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Understand basic story elements (setting, characters, plot, setting, theme, conflict).
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Identify the purpose and significance of personal experiences in storytelling.
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Use descriptive language and dialogue to enhance narrative.
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Recognize the impact of reflection on personal growth and connecting with readers.
Criteria for success:
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Clear and engaging introduction that captures the reader’s attention.
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Well-developed setting, characters, and plot.
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Effective use of descriptive language and sensory details.
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Inclusion of dialogue to enhance character interactions.
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Thoughtful reflection on the significance of the experience.
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Proper essay structure with logical flow.
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Correct grammar, punctuation, and spelling.
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Effective revision and editing for coherence and clarity.