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you are final eighth grade project used to write for
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me a photo narrative.
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Ransom Riggs.
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When he wrote this series of books, he based the
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stories off of these old pictures that he found.
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So your assignment is to write me a story based
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off of a picture.
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So I have given you below about 15 pictures that
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you can choose from.
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You don't have to use one of those pictures, but
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they're there as an idea for you.
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So feel free to use one of those.
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And if you do, just let me know which one
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you've chosen.
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You can also find a picture of your own.
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I would prefer that it be some kind of interesting
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vintage photo to kind of go off of what what
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Ransom Riggs did.
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So I want you to write me a narrative.
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And a narrative is essentially just a story.
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What really is just a story, So I want you
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to write me a story based off of the photo
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that you find.
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So this story needs to have a beginning, a middle
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and an end.
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You need to set up the exposition for me, said
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of the characters set up setting tell me when and
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where it takes place needs to be evident.
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You need to have some rising action.
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There needs to be that climax that last moment at
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the top before there is a resolution, which also means
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that there needs to be some sort of problem that's
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being solved, something that's going on in this story.
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And then you need tohave that resolution, that conclusion at
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the ending that Daniel Malak there is a graphic organizer
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that you can download that's here on blackboard.
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You'll see it on the instructions, and you can use
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that to help plan out your story.
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If you don't have to use it.
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But you can, it might help on.
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And there's also if you look at the photo narrative
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assignment, there is a rubric that will show you how
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I'm went to grade this narrative so you can make
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sure you have everything you need to make sure that
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you are using dialogue between your characters.
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They're having conversations, and your punctuating them correctly need to
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use some figurative language and imagery.
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Help me to be able to see your story.
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We help me to be able to see what's going
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on. Besides just the picture that you have used, you
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have any questions?
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Please let me know.
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I'm not giving you a minimum or a maximum length.
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It just needs to be a complete story.
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So if you want to write 20 pages, then by
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all means go ahead.
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But if your story ends up being 1 to 2
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pages, then that's probably OK to.
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If you're not sure if it's long enough, then send
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it to me before you turned it in and we'll
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see and I will give you some feedback.
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I can't wait to see your imaginations and what you
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come up with.
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