Understanding Small Moments

What is a 'small moment' in the context of personal narratives?

• A brief summary of a story

• A fictional event in a narrative

• A detailed description of an entire day

• A specific, detailed part of a larger story

How is a watermelon used to explain the concept of small moments?

• The seeds represent small moments within the larger fruit

• The watermelon is unrelated to small moments

• The rind represents the small moments

• The watermelon is a small moment itself

Which of the following is an example of a big moment?

• Eating ice cream

• Playing a game of tag

• The first day of school

• Finding a butterfly

What is a good strategy for brainstorming small moments?

• Think of a big moment and identify smaller moments within it

• Write down random ideas without a theme

• Focus on fictional events

• List as many unrelated events as possible

What tool does the narrator suggest using for brainstorming?

• A brainstorming sheet

• A digital app

• A voice recorder

• A video camera

When choosing a small moment to write about, what should you consider?

• The location of the event

• The length of the event

• The amount of detail you remember

• The number of characters involved

How many pages does the narrator suggest writing a small moment across?

• Six to eight pages

• Three to five pages

• One to two pages

• Nine to ten pages

What is the next step after brainstorming a small moment?

• Drawing a picture

• Creating a video

• Planning the small moment across pages

• Writing a fictional story

What does the narrator encourage viewers to do at the end of the video?

• Write a book

• Ignore the video

• Watch part two and follow on social media

• Create their own video

Where can teachers follow the creator for more content?

• Snapchat and TikTok

• Twitter and LinkedIn

• Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, and TPT

• YouTube only