1. Precepts

2. Define Use your phones to look up the definition of PRECEPT
Go to Synonym.com (or other synonym app) to find at least 5 synonyms for Precept
Define any unknown (to you) words you come across
Define

3. Using the information you have found surrounding the meaning of PRECEPT, come up with YOUR OWN definition.
Create

4. Share your definitions and let's come to a class consensus.

5. Words to live by; words and actions that represent who we are
Precepts

6. Copy the precept onto your paper.
Think about the following:
How would you explain what this means?
How would you illustrate the ideas stated in the quote?
How might this message apply to our lives in class, school, home, community?
September Precept: When given the choice to be right or be kind, choose kind. -Dr. Wayne Dyer

7. Literary Fair Collections
Using the Literary Fair Handout, respond to the precept with one of the approved categories in mind.
For example: A Fable ( intended to reveal a precept!)A Myth, a children’s story, compose 5 different style poems.
Your response is a strong rough draft.
Your response will stay in your Writing Folder until it is time to select one of your creations for the MANDATORY Literary Fair.
You will perfect your selection before submitting it!
Your rough draft response is due September 26, 2016.
Include your name, period and date completed along with the PRECEPT at the top of your paper.
Literary Fair Collections