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1 Writing 2203 Lesson by Ms. Carre’
Twitter Fiction Writing 2203 Lesson by Ms. Carre’

2 What is Twitter Fiction?
Twitter Fiction is fiction short enough to fit in a Tweet! Here are some examples

3 More Examples

4 Activity -You will create a type of twitter fiction to describe the life time of an inanimate object. -Each tweet will show a moment in the life of that object. -You can make a new twitter account for this activity instead of using one you may already have. -The object can be anything you want it to be; a cup, a dog leash, a car, a piece of macaroni or even things like Harry Potter’s Wand or The Master Sword from Legend of Zelda. Pick whatever you like.

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