It’s Monday. Not Sunday. I want food. I don’t want to do my
math homework. Homework? English. English Homework? Whoops.
Okay, I am late. I know you are deeply disappointed for not
reading one of my amazing blogs. Sorry!
So “last week’s blog” I am going to focus on our Literacy
Narrative Revision ~flow chart~ things. So here is a picture of my first draft:
I started out with a flashback, confused, worried. Why did
this happen? What did I do? My first paragraph was negative and kind of sad and
boring to read. In my 3rd paragraph, I decided to investiage. What
are some of the things I did? Ah I see. Added that to my paper. With all the
negatives in my paper, I decided my 4th paragraph should be a little
positive and mention Oreo’s…at least once. And with my conclusion, I came to a
conclusion obviously and asked myself what I could of done better, and was it
all on me, or my teacher.
AlTeRnAtE mEtHoD
So what if I saw what I did first? What if that made me
thing of the ghost from Christmas past? I could return to the negative thoughts
here. Hmm interesting, Hey, I’m not all that bad. I don’t suck at everything. J Bust out Sherlock
Holmes. I can save my investigating till the end and proposed changes that
could have been made.
I like how you did this assignment with pictures. I am a visual learner, so whenever I can see something over reading, I prefer it. With the whole its monday not sunday thing. Trust me, im sure your not the only one. Haha
ReplyDeleteYea so I like how you decided to change your narrative! way to spice it uppp
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