2.3.3 The End

​A Little More Writing

By Jill McGurgan

​A Refresher

>Topic: Write about a time/event where you felt connected to family or culture.

>Beginning: 1st paragraph is your exposition, introduce your "characters", the setting and basic topic.

>Middle: 2nd paragraph is your body, tell your story and include descriptive detail. (could be split into multiple paragraphs, if needed)

Open Ended

ASK ME QUESTIONS.

​Conclusion Time

The conclusion of your story or narrative is similar to the introduction, but instead of introducing the characters, setting, and conflict, you are saying goodbye to the characters, leaving the setting, wrapping up the story's action, and resolving the conflict.

Multiple Choice

How should your Word doc be set up?

• Verdana, 10 font, double spaced

• Times New Roman, 12 font, double spaced

• Arial, 12 font, single spaced

• Any way I want.

​The End!

Don't Forget to:

>Indent each paragraph
>Write in complete sentences with capital letters and punctuation
>Edit your work for spelling, grammar and mechanics