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Encourage descriptive writing with alternatives for ... Six Word Stories. Letter to future self. Eng 8A. You have read a chapter of the book: " The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian.
Today we are going to read the text together and help each other writing an emotional poem. This is how you do it: 1. Write a Sensory Emotion Poem Work in pairs. When you read the text - what did you think of? Choose one emotion that you think describes the text best. Title (Emotion) (Line 1) (Emotion) is (color) (Line 2) What does the emotion taste like? (Line 3) What does the emotion smell like? (Line 4) What does the emotion feel like? (Line 5) What does the emotion sound like? (Line 6) What does the emotion look like? (Line 7) (Emotion) is _____________(include a metaphor) If you don't remember what a methapor is you can find help here: Metaphor 2.
Save your poem and send it to me: sarasv74@gmail.com A few years ago my pupils read The Hunger Games and then a girl wrote an emotional poem like this: This Writing lesson is on Building Suspense with Sensory Details. Title – Suspense Street: Building Tension with Sensory Details By – Marcy Winograd Primary Subject – Language Arts Secondary Subjects – Language Arts Grade Level – 5-9 Standard: Write fictional narratives that create suspense through movement, gestures, and sensory details.
Objective: Students will learn how to create suspense by slowing down a moment to include sensory details. Goal: Students will write a short scene packed with suspense. Anticipatory Set: When was the last time you found yourself clenching your teeth during a movie? What made that scene so suspenseful? How did the movie director slow down the moment of doubt? Materials Needed: List of prompts (see below) Procedure: 1) Discuss the anticipatory set about suspenseful movie scenes. 2) Read a few suspenseful passages from core literature and invite students to analyze how the author created the tension. 4) Share the standard/objective/goal of the lesson. Check for Understanding Independent Practice E-Mail Marcy Winograd ! How it works. Classroom writing on Pinterest. The Secret Door - Step Through To The Unknown…