
Narrative Writing & Theme
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Narrative Writing & Theme
Today we will discuss theme and your final narrative project.
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6th Grade Goals & Learning Targets
6RL1: Cite Evidence to support your analysis (your deep thoughts)
6RL2: Determine the theme or central idea of a text
6RW3: Write a narrative to develop real or imagined events or experiences.
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Continued.......
SWBAT write about the development of the theme in "Nadia the Willful" citing evidence from the text to support their ideas.
SWBAT think and write about a time they fought for what they cared about
SWBAT think & write about a real world issue they would like to fight against
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Multiple Select
What are the elements every story needs? Check all that apply.
Main Conflict
Plot
Characters
Theme
Setting
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Multiple Choice
What is one major purpose of the story elements?
each story element combines to develop or convey a certain theme.
They all make the story interesting
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Multiple Choice
Which answer choice best defines theme?
The theme what the story is mostly about.
The theme is the central message of the story used to communicate ideas about life.
The theme is what the topic of the story.
The theme is the title of the story.
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Multiple Select
Which answer choice(s) speaks to a major theme in Nadia the Willful? Check all that apply.
Keep the memory of your family alive.
Stand up for what you believe in and other's will follow.
Obey your parents.
Love your big brother.
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Multiple Choice
Which answer choice speaks to a major theme in "The Scholarship Jacket"
Make good grades
Always make your mother proud
Stand up for what is right
Love your teachers because they stand up for you.
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Let's make a connection
Read the quote.
How did Nadia's character illustrate the advice of former Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg?
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Let's write about it
How is the theme "Fight for the things that you care about but do it in a way that will lead others to join you" developed in Nadia the Willful?
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Narrative Writing is....
Telling a story
Can be fiction or non-fiction (based on real and true events)
Can be realistic (based on characters and events that could really happen)
Can be based on characters and events that could never happen.
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Brainstorming: Writing down our ideas.
What some things you've stood up against?
What are somethings you would like to stand up against?
Narrative Writing & Theme
Today we will discuss theme and your final narrative project.
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