Today is Thursday, October 8, 2015  You will need your: ◦ Writing utensil ◦ Planner and ◦ Language Arts journal ◦ SpringBoard book Announcements:

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Today is Thursday, October 8, 2015  You will need your: ◦ Writing utensil ◦ Planner and ◦ Language Arts journal ◦ SpringBoard book Announcements:

Please write this learning target in your planner: Learning Target  I will be able to sequence a narrative’s events chronologically. Practice Activities  I will learn two types of conflict.  I will sequence the events for “Imagination”.  I will describe a favorite story’s characters, setting, conflict and sequence of events.  I will rewrite the “Imagination” story from my point of view as a character in the story. Success Criteria  I will have completed a sequencing of events and a rewrite of Imagination.  I will have described the narrative elements of a favorite story.

 Turn to page11.  Start with #2. Internal conflict external conflict

Learning Target  I sequenced a narrative’s events chronologically. Homework None Exit Task  On a half sheet of paper write down what the conflict of your favorite movie or book is.