Essential Questions:

1. Who is my character? What details can I share about who they are?
2. What is the type of story I am telling? How does the inciting incident propel my story?
   

Homework (if not done):

1. Anything from your checklist that isn’t finished.
2. Plot Organizer due on THURSDAY
3. Paper Doll DUE ON FRIDAY
   

Work for the day:

1. Plot Organizer
2. Checklist + hanging folder
3. Spend some time beginning to write your story
4. [List of common themes in literature]

Essential Questions:

1. What sorts of people/things exist in my story world?
2. What are sensory details and how can they be used to create picture of my setting?
3. Who is my character? What details can I share about who they are?

Homework (if not done): Setting Collage, Blue sheet “Sensory Details: Describe Your Setting”, Describing your setting: 300 words (uses words #3), Paper Doll

1. Inciting Incident (worksheets #1 YELLOW +#2 WHITE)

Essential Questions:

1. What sorts of people/things exist in my story world?
2. What are sensory details and how can they be used to create picture of my setting?
3. Who is my character? What details can I share about who they are?

Homework: Setting Collage, Blue sheet “Sensory Details: Describe Your Setting”, Describing your setting: 300 words (uses words #3)

1. Circle
2. Character sheet (main)
3. Extra credit: Fill out a character sheet for another character in your story
4. Paper Doll making: [example page 1] [example 2] [example 3]

Essential Questions:

1. What sorts of people/things exist in my story world?
2. What are sensory details and how can they be used to create picture of my setting?
3. Who is my character? What details can I share about who they are?

Homework: Setting Collage, Blue sheet “Sensory Details: Describe Your Setting”, Describing your setting: 300 words (uses words #3)

1. Character sheet (main)
2. Extra credit: Fill out a character sheet for another character in your story
3. Paper Doll making: [example page 1] [example 2] [example 3]

Essential Questions:

1. What sorts of people/things exist in my story world?
2. What are sensory details and how can they be used to create picture of my setting?
3. Who is my character? What details can I share about who they are?

Homework: Setting Collage, Blue sheet “Sensory Details: Describe Your Setting”, Describing your setting: 300 words (uses words #3)

1. Character sheet (main)
2. Extra credit: Fill out a character sheet for another character in your story
3. Paper Doll making: [example page 1]

Essential Questions:

1. What sorts of people/things exist in my story world?
2. What are sensory details and how can they be used to create picture of my setting?
3. Who is my character? What details can I share about who they are?

Homework: #2-4 if they are NOT done!

Work for the day, checklist style:

1. Check your grades…(music list has been updated)
2. Setting Collage (max of 3 pics printed from the computer, NO white space)
3. Blue sheet “Sensory Details: Describe Your Setting”
4. Describing your setting: 300 words (uses words #3)
5. Character sheet (main)
6. Extra credit: Fill out a character sheet for another character in your story

Then…DO MISSING WORK!

If all of the above is done, you may play Geoguessr or Freerice

Essential Questions:

1. What sorts of people/things exist in my story world?
2. What are sensory details and how can they be used to create picture of my setting?

Work for the day:

Should be done:

1. Setting Collage (max of 3 pics printed from the computer, NO white space)
2. Blue sheet “Sensory Details: Describe Your Setting”

Should be done today:

Writing the setting (the opening to your story?)

1. 300 words
2. Uses words from your blue sheet “Sensory Details: Describe Your Setting”

DO MISSING WORK!

Essential Questions:

1. What does the setting of my story world look like?
   
2. What sorts of people/things exist in my story world?
3. What are sensory details and how can they be used to create picture of my setting?

Work for the day:

Should be done:

1. Setting Collage (max of 3 pics printed from the computer, NO white space)
2. Blue sheet “Sensory Details: Describe Your Setting“

Writing the setting (the opening to your story?)

1. 300 words
2. Uses words from your blue sheet “Sensory Details: Describe Your Setting”

Essential Questions:

1. What does the setting of my story world look like?
   
2. What sorts of people/things exist in my story world?
3. What are sensory details and how can they be used to create picture of my setting?

Work for the day:

Warm-Up

Sensory details in film/writing

Setting Collage (max of 3 pics printed from the computer, NO white space)

Exit ticket

Essential Questions:

1. What does the setting of my story world look like?
   
2. What sorts of people/things exist in my story world?
3. What are sensory details and how can they be used to create picture of my setting?

Work for the day:

Warm-Up- Grab the Kelly Lit Book

Getting a clear picture of setting: your collage (so far!) + sensory details

Setting Collage (max of 3 pics printed from the computer, NO white space)

Exit ticket (on the back of your handout)