WRITING

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to recount our Spring Break adventures?

• To remember and share our experiences

• To practice writing skills

• To entertain others

• To improve our memory

Open Ended

What are some key features you should include when writing a recount of an event?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a step in the 'Two Truths and a Lie' starter activity?

• Think of two true things and one made-up thing

• Write all three down secretly

• Share your list and guess the lie

• Draw a picture of your Spring Break

Multiple Select

Which features are important when writing a recount? Select all that apply.

• Using past tense verbs

• Writing events in chronological order

• Including the 5 Ws

• Using only present tense verbs

Open Ended

Explain how the concept of recounting is introduced and practiced in the lesson. Use examples from the slides to support your answer.

Multiple Select

Which adjectives could you use to add detail and flair to your recount?

• Sunny

• Enormous

• Delicious

• Quick

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT one of the most important features of a well-written recount?

• Using chronological order

• Including the 5 Ws

• Using present tense verbs

• Sequencing events

Open Ended

How can you use adjectives and time connectives to improve your recount writing?

Open Ended

How would you plan and write your own recount of Spring Break, making sure to include the important elements discussed in class?

Multiple Choice

What are the key features you should include when writing a recount about your Spring Break?

• Past tense, chronological order, and the 5 Ws

• Present tense, random order, and only 'who' and 'where'

• Future tense, no order, and only 'what' and 'when'

• No tense, alphabetical order, and only 'why'