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Personal Narrative

BELLWORK 9/16/16 Revision: Answer the following questions. 1-Does Amal like hotdogs? No, she doesn’t./ Yes, she does. 2- Is Ahmad Bilal’s friend? Yes, he is./ No, he isn’t. 3- Are the pencils on the table? Yes, they are. /No, they aren’t. 4-Is the water in the cup? Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t. 5-Were the children in the park? Yes, they were. No they weren’t. 6- Did the boy chase the cat? Yes, he did./ No, he didn’t.

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PERSONAL NARRATIVE Warm Up!! Think about your house! (USE 5 SENSES) 1-What do you see? I see ….. 2-What do you hear? I hear … 3-What do you feel? I feel … 4-What do you taste? I taste … 5-What do you smell? I smell …

Mini Lesson 4 Personal Narrative: Definition: A personal narrative is a story about events in an author’s life. It gives information and details about parts of the author’s life. -Authors use sensory details to make their writing come to life. Sensory details include what the author sees, hears, feels, tastes and smells. -In a personal narrative, authors use first person pronouns: I, me , my, myself

Lets practice with sensory experience Lets practice with sensory experience !!Draw the following table under practice SEE HEAR FEEL TASTE SMELL Adjective + Noun ADJECTIVE + Noun ADJECTIVE + NOUN Colorful people Loud Noise Happy Delicious Food Fresh wind

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Lets read some examples in personal narratives ADD TO MINI LESSON 4 Predictions: A prediction is a reading strategy where the reader makes kind of a guess of what will happen next in the text. To make a prediction, think about the information you know and use this information to guess what information comes next!

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What do you think will happen next? The thief slowly crept into the room constantly looking behind his back. He cautiously opened the vault making sure he doesn’t make a sound. The house was dead quiet. As the thief reached in the vault to get the money a screaming alarm sounded and then…