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Jul 13
Features of your creative writing in grade 6 term 3?
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1. Use of descriptive language: I will focus on using vivid and detailed descriptions to bring my writing to life and engage the reader.
2. Character development: I will work on creating well-rounded and believable characters with unique personalities and motivations.
3. Dialogue: I will practice writing realistic and engaging dialogue that helps to develop the plot and reveal more about the characters.
4. Plot structure: I will focus on creating a clear and engaging plot with a beginning, middle, and end, as well as incorporating elements of conflict and resolution.
5. Point of view: I will experiment with different points of view, such as first person or third person, to see how they affect the story and the reader's experience.
6. Theme development: I will explore different themes and messages in my writing, and work on incorporating them in a subtle and meaningful way.
7. Revision and editing: I will practice revising and editing my work to improve clarity, coherence, and overall quality of my writing.
8. Creativity and originality: I will strive to come up with fresh and unique ideas for my writing, and avoid cliches or overused tropes.
2. Character development: I will work on creating well-rounded and believable characters with unique personalities and motivations.
3. Dialogue: I will practice writing realistic and engaging dialogue that helps to develop the plot and reveal more about the characters.
4. Plot structure: I will focus on creating a clear and engaging plot with a beginning, middle, and end, as well as incorporating elements of conflict and resolution.
5. Point of view: I will experiment with different points of view, such as first person or third person, to see how they affect the story and the reader's experience.
6. Theme development: I will explore different themes and messages in my writing, and work on incorporating them in a subtle and meaningful way.
7. Revision and editing: I will practice revising and editing my work to improve clarity, coherence, and overall quality of my writing.
8. Creativity and originality: I will strive to come up with fresh and unique ideas for my writing, and avoid cliches or overused tropes.
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Google Gemini AI
Jul 13
Features of Creative Writing in Grade 6, Term 3
Narrative Writing:
- Detailed Plot Development: Plots are intricate and include clear rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.
- Complex Characters: Characters are fully developed with unique personalities, motivations, and flaws.
- Descriptive Language: Vivid imagery and sensory details paint a vivid picture for the reader.
- Dialogue: Dialogues are natural, engaging, and advance the plot.
- Figurative Language: Students use similes, metaphors, and other literary devices to enhance writing and create a deeper impact.
Poetry:
- Diverse Poetic Forms: Students explore sonnets, haikus, limericks, and other poetic structures.
- Figurative Language: Imagery, metaphors, and symbolism are used to convey emotions and create a lasting impact.
- Sensory Details: Students appeal to the senses through vivid language that evokes sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch.
- Rhyme and Rhythm: Students understand and experiment with rhyme, rhythm, and meter.
- Theme and Symbolism: Students identify and explore universal themes and incorporate symbols to enhance meaning.
Short Stories:
- Clear Structure: Short stories have a distinct beginning, middle, and end.
- Engaging Plot: Students create captivating plots that keep readers engaged.
- Suspense and Conflict: Stories include elements of suspense, conflict, and resolution.
- Character Development: Characters are well-developed and contribute to the story's overall impact.
- Effective Use of Setting: Students create vivid and believable settings that enhance the story.
Other Creative Forms:
- Sketches and Comics: Students use visual storytelling to convey ideas and emotions.
- Playscripts: Students write and perform short plays that incorporate dialogue, stage directions, and character development.
- Personal Narratives: Students write reflective pieces that share their personal experiences and insights.
- Song Lyrics: Students explore their creativity and musicality by writing original song lyrics.
Narrative Writing:
- Detailed Plot Development: Plots are intricate and include clear rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution.
- Complex Characters: Characters are fully developed with unique personalities, motivations, and flaws.
- Descriptive Language: Vivid imagery and sensory details paint a vivid picture for the reader.
- Dialogue: Dialogues are natural, engaging, and advance the plot.
- Figurative Language: Students use similes, metaphors, and other literary devices to enhance writing and create a deeper impact.
Poetry:
- Diverse Poetic Forms: Students explore sonnets, haikus, limericks, and other poetic structures.
- Figurative Language: Imagery, metaphors, and symbolism are used to convey emotions and create a lasting impact.
- Sensory Details: Students appeal to the senses through vivid language that evokes sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch.
- Rhyme and Rhythm: Students understand and experiment with rhyme, rhythm, and meter.
- Theme and Symbolism: Students identify and explore universal themes and incorporate symbols to enhance meaning.
Short Stories:
- Clear Structure: Short stories have a distinct beginning, middle, and end.
- Engaging Plot: Students create captivating plots that keep readers engaged.
- Suspense and Conflict: Stories include elements of suspense, conflict, and resolution.
- Character Development: Characters are well-developed and contribute to the story's overall impact.
- Effective Use of Setting: Students create vivid and believable settings that enhance the story.
Other Creative Forms:
- Sketches and Comics: Students use visual storytelling to convey ideas and emotions.
- Playscripts: Students write and perform short plays that incorporate dialogue, stage directions, and character development.
- Personal Narratives: Students write reflective pieces that share their personal experiences and insights.
- Song Lyrics: Students explore their creativity and musicality by writing original song lyrics.
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