2. My purpose in writing my narrative was … When writing a personal narrative, I have to keep in mind the following… Of those three, the element that proved to be the most difficult for me in writing this narrative was… The reason this element was difficult for me was… I hope to improve this element in my future writing by … My personal narrative was to include: 1.a strong hook, 2.detailed elaboration, and 3.a thoughtful reflection of my use of a habit of mind.

3. Reader Writer Thinker Favorite books? Favorite genres? Favorite authors? Strengths? Areas to improve? Favorite genres? Favorite styles? Strengths? Areas to improve? Creative? Linear? Spatial? Strengths? Areas to improve?

4. Review plot diagrams.Learn conflict.Create Adventure Board (Treasure Map).Have book club.Work on reading, matrix, and research.

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9. Exposition: Setting (Who? What? Where? When?) Inciting Incident: Event or decision that begins a story’s problem (conflict) Rising Action Conflict

10. 4 Main Types: External: a)Individual vs. Individual b)Individual vs. Society c)Individual vs. Nature Internal: a)Individual vs. Self Other: a)Individual vs. God/Fate/Supernatural b)Individual vs. Technology/Machine

11. Make your Adventure Board with crayons or colored pencils. Label with the book title and author. Draw a plot diagram on the back. Label with the book title and author. Label exposition, inciting incident, rising action, and conflict on the plot diagram. Revisit schedule. Appoint discussion leaders for each day. Make sure everyone has the correct information written on his/her calendar. Have your schedules approved by Mrs. Fritzinger.

12. Discuss chapters read. Summarize what you read into a group Tweet (150 characters or fewer), and put it on your book board. Write notes about the exposition, inciting incident, and rising action on sticky notes, and put them on your Adventure Board. Write any derivatives you found on a sticky note, and put them on your book board. Start reading your next chapters, looking for derivatives and conflict.