It’s time to get your ideas published. I expect all my students to take advantage of this opportunity. Upload your work, and bring in your signed Permission Slip for Grizzly Tales 2011-2012.
Due Wednesday, 10/26.
It’s time to get your ideas published. I expect all my students to take advantage of this opportunity. Upload your work, and bring in your signed Permission Slip for Grizzly Tales 2011-2012.
Due Wednesday, 10/26.
Instructions
Drawing inspiration from the theme of the poem, “the lesson of the moth,” create a short story.
Your story must include a clear risk (danger, humiliation, death, etc.) and a clear positive goal or result (joy, beauty, friendship, knowledge, etc.).
The theme of “the lesson of the moth” and “Standing Outside the Fire” is:
Some risks in life are worth taking.
Make that the theme (message) of your story, too.
You don’t need to say what the risk is in the story, as long as your character takes a risk (danger) and aims for a positive result (payoff). Do not use the word, “risk,” in your title, and avoid using the word, “risk,” in your paper. Instead, show the character taking a risk. Include specific details, the five senses, inner thoughts, and dialogue.
Rough Draft – Due (beginning of class) Wednesday
“I can’t think of what to write. What are some risks I could write about?” (here’s a list)