Creative Writing: Wednesday, April 11
Objectives/Essential Questions: Can You...
W.3 Construct a narrative in the form of a short story
Homework:
Brainstorm ideas for short story
Agenda:
1. Calendar/Agenda (2 min)
2. Taking sticky notes, jot down titles and details about various ideas of what makes stories great.
3. Brainstorm ideas for your own short story
4. Write into the room- (7 min)- Your friend asks to borrow a couple of your CDs. While rummaging through your collection, the two of you stumble upon what you consider to be the most embarrassing album that you own. You definitely don’t want your friend to know that you actually like that record, so make up an excuse as to how it got in your collection. The more elaborate the reasoning, the better.
5. Finish reading short story “All Summer in a Day”
6. Gallery Walk ideas about great stories via story categories
7. Speed dating with our short story ideas
8. Writing and conference time
1. Calendar/Agenda (2 min)
2. Taking sticky notes, jot down titles and details about various ideas of what makes stories great.
3. Brainstorm ideas for your own short story
4. Write into the room- (7 min)- Your friend asks to borrow a couple of your CDs. While rummaging through your collection, the two of you stumble upon what you consider to be the most embarrassing album that you own. You definitely don’t want your friend to know that you actually like that record, so make up an excuse as to how it got in your collection. The more elaborate the reasoning, the better.
5. Finish reading short story “All Summer in a Day”
6. Gallery Walk ideas about great stories via story categories
7. Speed dating with our short story ideas
8. Writing and conference time
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