• Writer's Challenge: Imaginative Narrative!

• Watch the video to learn about brainstorming for Imaginative Narratives.

• Keep track of your ideas for stories by writing them in a journal or in a Google Doc!

• Write a short story, telling what happens first, next and last!

Directions:

1. Press the white arrow to listen to the song with your family.

2. Think about creating some new lyrics and movements to work through your emotions.

3. Here are some examples:

“If you are angry and you know it, cross your arms.”

“If you are sad and you know it make a frown.”

“If you are silly and you know it, do a dance.”