Agenda:

1. Warm-up - Think About It Question

2. Narrative Writing Project Information

3. Virtual Field Trip to Antarctica

1. What can I learn about Antarctica?
2. How can I create a Narrative Rough Draft?

​​Big Questions:

• Wednesday - iReady Math Benchmark - NO ELA
  

• Thursday - Discuss Chapters 13-15 & Submit Narrative Rough Draft
  

• Friday - Discuss Chapters 16-18 & Word Study Quiz

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Important Info:

​Word Study Quiz

If you were stranded in Antarctica, what is one thing you bring with you to survive?​

Warm-Up
Think About It...

​https://commonwealthcharter.padlet.org/DanielleElmer/unit-5-narrative-writing-project-sqve0g5wfkio9y4r

​Narrative Writing Information - (Same link in our ELA Home Announcements)-->

Your narrative can be about anything!

It must have...
- dialogue
- descriptions
- figurative language
- Plot: beginning, middle, end

​- Problem with a solution
- at least 3 paragraphs

Sample Narrative

Your story must include characters with dialogue, setting, problem and solution.

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​Narrative Stories have...

• Begin writing or typing your "sloppy copy" rough draft

• Describe your characters, setting, plot

• Use dialogue.

• 3 paragraphs

Rough Draft:

• Complete Writing Act. page 70

• Plan your main character

• Plan the beginning, middle, and end of your story.

• Plan the problem/solution

Brainstorming:

Unit 5
Narrative Writing Project

​Rough Draft DUE: this Thursday 1/23

Virtual Field Trip -Antarctica

Click on the link to tour Antarctica in 360 degrees.


As your tour the coldest place on Earth,
THINK:
- Write down 3 things you NOTICE
- Write down 3 things you WONDER