}Bell Ringer: Roots
(I’ll collect SSR while you brainstorm)
}In Writer’s Notebook: What do you know
about Shakespeare and/or his works? List anything and everything you can think
of about who he was/is, what he wrote, when he wrote, etc.
}Writer’s Workshop: turn on computer
◦Narrative Leads: Post
the beginning
of your story on
your blog. Your Commenting Collaborator
will read what
you have so far and give suggestions: what narrative leads technique is
being used, what can
be
done to keep
reader’s interest, what questions do you have, etc.
◦Once you’ve posted, check your collaborator’s
blog,
then comment, then go back to your post, read their comments, and get back to
work on writing your story
◦Remember to think of Universal Theme!!
◦Make sure you are basing what is
happening off your research (do
more if needed)
◦First draft (Craft Draft)
can
be done at the
end of workshop time (shared with me on Google Docs or emailed to me if you are
using Microsoft Word) but
is due by Monday
evening (but
there will be no class time for it Monday)
◦Work on your first draft
over the weekend, when
it is done, write “Name
Completed Craft
Draft” as the document title on Google Drive: I will only read through drafts
that say this
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