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Your Turn: The Story of Your Name Please find a partner to practice this activity along with Kat.

Your Turn: 3 Random Words Please find a partner to practice this activity along with Kat.

The Story Spine Platform –One upon a time… –Every day… Catalyst –But one day… Consequences –Because of that…, because of that…, because of that… Climax –Until finally… Resolution –Ever since then… –(And the moral is…) Platform –One upon a time… –Every day… Catalyst –But one day… Consequences –Because of that…, because of that…, because of that… Climax –Until finally… Resolution –Ever since then… –(And the moral is…)

Your Turn: Use the Story Spine Platform –One upon a time… –Every day… Catalyst –But one day… Consequences –Because of that…, because of that…, because of that… Climax –Until finally… Resolution –Ever since then… –(And the moral is…) Platform –One upon a time… –Every day… Catalyst –But one day… Consequences –Because of that…, because of that…, because of that… Climax –Until finally… Resolution –Ever since then… –(And the moral is…)

Your Turn: Color Advance Work with a partner and practice the color/advance