Tuesday, February 17, 2015

Problem

This week we’ll focus on the main problem in the story. What is the main problem in the story? How is

the main character trying to solve the problem? What do you predict the solution will be? If you were the

main character, how would you solve the problem? What would you say? What would you do? What

plan would you devise?

Problem

This week we’ll focus on the main problem in the story. What is the main problem in the story? How is

the main character trying to solve the problem? What do you predict the solution will be? If you were the

main character, how would you solve the problem? What would you say? What would you do? What

plan would you devise?

Problem

This week we’ll focus on the main problem in the story. What is the main problem in the story? How is

the main character trying to solve the problem? What do you predict the solution will be? If you were the

main character, how would you solve the problem? What would you say? What would you do? What

plan would you devise?

Problem

This week we’ll focus on the main problem in the story. What is the main problem in the story? How is

the main character trying to solve the problem? What do you predict the solution will be? If you were the

main character, how would you solve the problem? What would you say? What would you do? What

plan would you devise?

Problem

This week we’ll focus on the main problem in the story. What is the main problem in the story? How is

the main character trying to solve the problem? What do you predict the solution will be? If you were the

main character, how would you solve the problem? What would you say? What would you do? What

plan would you devise?

Problem

This week we’ll focus on the main problem in the story. What is the main problem in the story? How is

the main character trying to solve the problem? What do you predict the solution will be? If you were the

main character, how would you solve the problem? What would you say? What would you do? What

plan would you devise?

Problem

This week we’ll focus on the main problem in the story. What is the main problem in the story? How is

the main character trying to solve the problem? What do you predict the solution will be? If you were the

main character, how would you solve the problem? What would you say? What would you do? What

plan would you devise?

Problem

This week we’ll focus on the main problem in the story. What is the main problem in the story? How is

the main character trying to solve the problem? What do you predict the solution will be? If you were the

main character, how would you solve the problem? What would you say? What would you do? What

plan would you devise?

Problem

This week we’ll focus on the main problem in the story. What is the main problem in the story? How is

the main character trying to solve the problem? What do you predict the solution will be? If you were the

main character, how would you solve the problem? What would you say? What would you do? What

plan would you devise?

Tuesday, February 3, 2015

Word Choice - Whittington

Find a brilliant example of word choice in this week’s text!  Look for examples of the author "showing - not telling" by using sensory details within their writing.
Write the entire sentence and explain why you chose it.  Please include page number.

Example:  

"Bob’s face went ashen. His breathing came in ragged gasps." p.36

Word Choice - Tollbooth

Find a brilliant example of word choice in this week’s text!  Look for examples of the author "showing - not telling" by using sensory details within their writing.
Write the entire sentence and explain why you chose it.  Please include page number.

Example:  

"Bob’s face went ashen. His breathing came in ragged gasps." p.36

Word Choice - Despereaux

Find a brilliant example of word choice in this week’s text!  Look for examples of the author "showing - not telling" by using sensory details within their writing.
Write the entire sentence and explain why you chose it.  Please include page number.

Example:  

"Bob’s face went ashen. His breathing came in ragged gasps." p.36

Word Choice - NIMH

Find a brilliant example of word choice in this week’s text!  Look for examples of the author "showing - not telling" by using sensory details within their writing.
Write the entire sentence and explain why you chose it.  Please include page number.

Example:  

"Bob’s face went ashen. His breathing came in ragged gasps." p.36

Word Choice - Kensuke

Find a brilliant example of word choice in this week’s text!  Look for examples of the author "showing - not telling" by using sensory details within their writing.
Write the entire sentence and explain why you chose it.  Please include page number.

Example:  

"Bob’s face went ashen. His breathing came in ragged gasps." p.36

Word Choice - Greek Heroes

Find a brilliant example of word choice in this week’s text!  Look for examples of the author "showing - not telling" by using sensory details within their writing.
Write the entire sentence and explain why you chose it.  Please include page number.

Example:  

"Bob’s face went ashen. His breathing came in ragged gasps." p.36

Word Choice - Ginger Pye

Find a brilliant example of word choice in this week’s text!  Look for examples of the author "showing - not telling" by using sensory details within their writing.
Write the entire sentence and explain why you chose it.  Please include page number.

Example:  

"Bob’s face went ashen. His breathing came in ragged gasps." p.36

Word Choice - Cricket

Find a brilliant example of word choice in this week’s text!  Look for examples of the author "showing - not telling" by using sensory details within their writing.
Write the entire sentence and explain why you chose it.  Please include page number.

Example:  

"Bob’s face went ashen. His breathing came in ragged gasps." p.36

Word Choice - Trumpet

Find a brilliant example of word choice in this week’s text!  Look for examples of the author "showing - not telling" by using sensory details within their writing.
Write the entire sentence and explain why you chose it.  Please include page number.

Example:  

"Bob’s face went ashen. His breathing came in ragged gasps." p.36