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Good Spotting!
Outer Space!
Walt: write a narrative
Walt: demonstrate understanding of a number of strategies and skills for writing (for example, use of paragraphs, a range of sentence types, descriptive language, punctuation, spelling).
Instructions:
1. This week, you are going to write a narrative of your own. You will only be given an overall theme of your story.
2. You will need to:
Create your own plan
Think about how you are going to:
Develop the orientation (characters and setting)
Develop and solve the problem
Link your ideas and make your writing interesting
3. Make a copy of the Planning and Writing doc and put this into yourwriting folder.
4. Follow the instructions on the planning and writing doc.
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The Kayaking Trip
Walt: write a narrative
Walt: demonstrate understanding of a number of strategies and skills for writing (for example, use of paragraphs, a range of sentence types, descriptive language, punctuation, spelling).
Instructions:
1. This week, you are going to write a narrative of your own. You will only be given an overall theme of your story.
2. You will need to:
Create your own plan
Think about how you are going to:
Develop the orientation (characters and setting)
Develop and solve the problem
Link your ideas and make your writing interesting
3. Make a copy of the Planning and Writing doc and put this into yourwriting folder.
4. Follow the instructions on the planning and writing doc.
By the US National Whitewater Center (Own work) [CC BY-SA 4.0 (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0)], via Wikimedia Commons
Pick a path
Walt: write multiple endings to a story.
Instructions:
You are going to be writing a story with multiple outcomes and endings.
In the beginning you will need to write your character description and set the scene. Then you will need to make choices, for your reader to follow.
Your story can end up as big as you like with many different outcomes.
Follow the template to get you started.
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Sharing our Writing!
Walt: share our writing on our blogs in interesting ways.
Instructions:
You will have just finished your exciting writing on the reading group olympics.
It would be a shame to have spent so long writing this amazing piece of writing, only to make it look boring by posting it on your blog in a boring way.
Using the video from the event, you will need to take screenshots and use them to create a presentation to annotate the event. Create speech bubbles to show and teall what happened.
Use De Niro's example to help you come up with ideas.
Positive messages only!
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Reading group Olympics!
Walt: use a plan when writing.
Instructions:
You will be doing an exciting experience with your teacher.
You will need to be nice and calm and respectful of the groups in the other class.
After the experience you will need to use the Writing task Doc to complete your piece of writing.
Use the Vocab resource to help you think of exciting words to use in your doc.
Check with a buddy.
Instructions for sharing on your blog.
-Coming soon.
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If I was an Olympic Athlete
Walt: use a plan when writing.
Instructions:
Pick one of the sports below.
Watch the video and try to get a feel for what it would feel like to be one of these athletes.
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