Exploring Storytelling and Character Analysis Through Free Writing

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In this engaging agenda, students are encouraged to use their imagination and writing skills through free writing about winning the lottery. They'll then delve into character analysis with the story of Carla and her significance. Questions are provided to spark discussion about the narrative's elements, alongside a reflective writing assignment that requires students to articulate their thoughts on Cameron's guilt. This exercise promotes creativity and critical thinking, enhancing both vocabulary and writing proficiency.

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Exploring Storytelling and Character Analysis Through Free Writing

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January 24, 2013 English
Agenda • Free Write • Vocabulary • Continue Shooter • Visual journals
Free Write: If you won the lottery, and never had to worry about money again, what would you do?
Shooter • Page 54 • Questions to think about: Who is Carla? Who met her first? What happened at the shooting range? How is it significant?
Writing Assignment: • In one paragraph finish the following statement in your notebook: I know that Cameron is guiltier than he is letting on because…