The 6th Grade ELA Publishing House has just started its operations. The Editorial, Creative and Research Departments were quickly filled by highly competent workforce.
This is the Editorial Department headed by Jacob.
Nico and Aron actively contributed to the conceptualization of the project as idea-makers.
The idea board of the team was constantly reviewed and evaluated.
This is the Research Department. Martin carefully checks the spelling and grammar in their draft.
Maribel patiently devotes her time adding inspiration from her research.
Stephen merges his own ideas to his online research.
This is the Creative Department headed by Isabella. The team did some multi-tasking as they also gave ideas to the Editorial Department
Keren visualizes the physical attributes of the characters through her illustration.
Ayden crafted the protagonist's sword.
The publishers did a research on the existing Greek gods and goddesses. They did meticulous planning in choosing the powers they want their original Greek gods/goddess to possess. From these powers, they searched out corresponding Greek words. Once they had the names figured out, they started defining the physical characteristics, powers, limitations and social relationships of the protagonists.
Now that they have their protagonists, antagonists, flat, round, dynamic and static characters planned out, it's time to sail through the saga.
The 3 departments have triumphantly worked together. They have determined their purpose, set their goals, challenged their abilities, gone through every element, proofread every page, cross-checked the technicalities, and achieved their objectives. Time to savor the sweet flavor of success. Presenting, "Krisinomos: The Greek God of Judgment and Law".
Who is Krisinomos? What is the story of his life? Tune in to the video-recording of this masterpiece as the 6B reads to you, "Krisinomos: The Greek God of Judgment and Law", the published book of the 6th graders of Altar Valley Middle School.
Chapter 1
Krisinomos and his 2 friends overheard the townspeople talk about the gold in the cave. They rushed to get the riches. But, did they make the right choice?
Chapter 2
A broken friendship, a love found, a war to unfold, and an unescapable consequence.
Chapter 3
The past shows up in the present, and a friendship turned ill, faces its unpleasant fate.
Chapter 4
It is time to say goodbye. But, a wrong decision still has to pay a multiple costly price.
Chapter 5
A wrong has been made right. Will Krisinomos keep his promise? Will he see the love of his life again?
The 6th graders faced the camera to bring us behind the scenes.
What processes have you gone through in the publication of this book? What challenges and lessons did you learn? Do you have a particular message to the school district and to your readers? Here is a short documentary from the 6th grade book writers of Altar Valley Middle School.
6th Grade ELA
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