Creative Writing

Creative Writing. Star Stories. What can you see?. The Ancient Greeks joined up the stars to make. The Great Bear. But how did it get there?. Click here to read the story of the Great Bear. CLICK HERE. However, different people see different things. In Britain, we see

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Creative Writing. Get to know me Get to know you Class procedures and expectations What is creative writing?. Agenda for today. Front Side : Your name, largely and clearly 4 corners: Top Left : symbol to figuratively represent your summer

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Creative Writing

Throughout your academic career you probably wrote a million papers, each about a different boring novel or science experiment, but school probably didn’t train you in creative writing.

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Creative Writing. Tuesday , September 13, 2011. Today’s Targets. To identify and understand the requirements and expectations of the class To form a positive dynamic. Word of the Day (from www.dictionary.com). misnomer mis -NO- muhr , noun :

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Creative Writing. Setting. Character and Setting. Read “Setting and Character” from Burroway’s Writing Fiction. Character and Setting.

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Creative Writing . Creative Non-fiction writing unit 8. 3/24/2014 Journal Prompt #34. The vacation cottage you rented for the summer has a locked room, which you break into and …. foreshadowing. Clues that hint of events that have yet to occur. CREATIVE NON-FICTION.

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Creative Writing. Tuesday, January 24, 2012. Presentation Schedule. Presentations today. Presentations Thursday. Rondeau Sestina Cento. Haiku and lune Triolet Cinquain /limerick Villanelle Pantoum (possibly). Friday. Any unfinished presentations Sort poems for portfolio

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Writing an Epilogue

Writing an Epilogue. Inventing Elliot- Final Mini Lesson. What is an EPILOGUE?. A section or speech at the end of a book or play that serves as a comment on or a conclusion to what has happened. Some epilogues may feature scenes only tangentially related to the subject of the story.

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Creative Writing. By Aaron Kurtz. The Problem. Introduction. Poetry Children’s Books Short Stories. Poetry ~ Inspiration. Popular Authors Shel Silverstein The Giving Tree Where the Sidewalk Ends Robert Frost Poems Getting Ideas Brainstorming Random activities Topic prompts.

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Creative Writing. Write about an idea for a story that you might want to tell. Minimum 5 sentences. Objective. By the end of this lesson you should be able to identify the following ideas about fiction: Protagonist Antagonist Conflict Complications Shifts of power Crisis Falling action

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Creative Writing. Write a poem that depends on air Write a poem invested in space Write a poem that has odd line breaks Write a poem about a park Write a poem where you don’t get it. Larry Eigner. Read. Read Eigner’s selected poems While you read: Make one observation Ask one question.

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Creative Writing. Aug. 31. Writing Warm-up (1 paragraph)

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Creative Writing . Your Life as A Blurb. Imagine your life has been written as a book. Write a hundred word blurb for the book (the description that people will read on the back cover). Loneliness . Loneliness and friendship are key themes in “Of Mice and Men”.

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Creative Writing. Fernando Cantu AP English Literature Mrs. Saunders. Creative Writing:. Why this topic? Future career interests Major or minor in college. http://hummingwords.blogspot.com/2011/07/book-review-les-miserables-by-victor.html. Foundation:. History

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Creative Writing. Creating a character. Starter. Take a few minutes to imagine the relationships among the characters in the following painting. Assume the role of one of the pictured figures and write a dramatic monologue. What do you understand that no one else does?

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Creative Writing. Wednesday, January 4, 2012. Word of the day (dictionary.com). malinger muh -LING- guhr , intransitive verb : To feign or exaggerate illness or inability in order to avoid duty or work .

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Creative writing. Journals and writing circles. Journals. What is a journal? A place… for you to record ideas, observations, and perspective, to express your thoughts, to turn to for inspiration Why do we need to do this?

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Creative Writing. Unit One-25 Common Literary Terms Session 3. Review. Give an example of Consonance Denotation Hyperbole Imagery Internal Rhyme. Metaphor.

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Creative Writing. Vocab Lesson Four Prof. Stravernizinziski’s Mistake. Helter-skelter. The children ran helter-skelter through the school. The rushed and ran here and there, everywhere! They had no destination, but they kept running and shouting!

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Creative Writing!

Creative Writing!. Describing a Person. Fill in the blanks on the hand-out provided to create a word bank of adjectives. You can use these to describe different characters in the coming classes. *(Exam Writing Skills p.30/31). Describing a Celebrity.

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