Story+Elements

In this lesson you will: 6.2.7 Use level-appropriate strategies of narrative writing.

GO TO MY STORY MAKER You will create a narrative story with your partner.

1. Read the Sample of a Narrative writing 2. Plot out the narrative story on this form 3. As a class, we will go over the story map. 4. Create a narrative story but first use the Story Map Graphic organizer for drafting purposes. 5. Write you narrative story in your notebook. Make sure the spelling, grammar and punctuation are correct. 6. Post your narrative story in the discussions. Plot Mountain

Story Map

In this lesson you will: (6.4.4) Understand the theme of a literary work (e.g., based on characters and their actions, based on imagery).

Review and ** Take Notes **on a graphic organizer on the different story elements. Steps (Day2)

1. Review the story elements by going through the story elements interactive. 2. Take notes using this graphic organizer 3. You can find more information from this web site on story elements 4. Familiarize yourself with these universal theme in literature. more list of the themes in literature. 5. Read the story The Cricket War 6. Identify the story elements and the theme of the story based on characterization and fill in this graphic organizer with the information.

In this lesson you will: (6.4.4) Understand the theme of a literary work (e.g., based on characters and their actions, based on imagery).

Steps (Day 3) 1. Watch this video 2. Fill in the graphic organizer with the information of the story elements (handout) 3.

In this lesson you will: (6.4.4) Understand the theme of a literary work (e.g., based on characters and their actions, based on imagery).

Steps (Day 4) 1. Read the story King Grisly-Beard 2. Identify the story elements and the theme of the story based on characterization and fill in this graphic organizer with the information.

In this lesson you will: (6.4.4) Understand the theme of a literary work (e.g., based on characters and their actions, based on imagery).

Steps (Day 5) 1. Define Imagery 2. Define Point of View 3. List down the imagery from the story (hand out from your teacher). 4.