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Lesson PurposeThe purpose of this lesson is for students to deepen their understanding of point of view by applying what they have learned to create their own short story. By writing and expressing the point of view from a character of their own creation, students will be able to develop a deep understanding of what it means to look at the world from a different perspective while at the same time synthesizing and applying what they already know of narrator’s point of view and a character’s point of view. Students will have to write with a consistent point of view for their story to make sense, and will have opportunities to give and receive peer feedback, simulating a workplace experience. By continuing with our theme of coal, students will be able to learn more about coal and at the same time, have the opportunity to express themselves and be creative. |
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Related DocumentsSELF-REFLECTION-2.docx Story-Inspiration-Sheet-1.docx Rubric-for-Short-Story-1.docx Plot-outline-explanation-1.docx Plot-Outline-Blank-1.docx Peer-Review-u2013-Overall-Review-of-Outline-1.docx how-do-you-write_-_-Linda-Bloodworth.pdf Creative-Writing-Short-Story-Peer-Workshop-Worksheet.pdf |
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Lesson ObjectivesAt the end of this lesson, students will be able to:
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Student TargetI can write a narrative using a consistent point of view. |
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CCR StandardsWriting
Lead CCR Level Specific StandardsWriting Anchor 3: Level CWriting Anchor 9: Level C
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Supporting CCR Level Specific StandardsKYAE Employability Standards
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