This document provides information about a 9th grade personal narrative writing unit taught by Sophie Kimmel. The unit focuses on developing narrative writing skills through various lessons and activities across 5 days each week. Key skills taught include using dialogue, descriptive language, sensory details, exploring elements of personal narratives like point of view and timeshifts. Formative assessments include notebook writes, worksheets, and drafts of a personal narrative. Students will complete a summative assessment using a personal narrative rubric.
This document provides information about a 9th grade personal narrative writing unit taught by Sophie Kimmel. The unit focuses on developing narrative writing skills through various lessons and activities across 5 days each week. Key skills taught include using dialogue, descriptive language, sensory details, exploring elements of personal narratives like point of view and timeshifts. Formative assessments include notebook writes, worksheets, and drafts of a personal narrative. Students will complete a summative assessment using a personal narrative rubric.
This document provides information about a 9th grade personal narrative writing unit taught by Sophie Kimmel. The unit focuses on developing narrative writing skills through various lessons and activities across 5 days each week. Key skills taught include using dialogue, descriptive language, sensory details, exploring elements of personal narratives like point of view and timeshifts. Formative assessments include notebook writes, worksheets, and drafts of a personal narrative. Students will complete a summative assessment using a personal narrative rubric.
This document provides information about a 9th grade personal narrative writing unit taught by Sophie Kimmel. The unit focuses on developing narrative writing skills through various lessons and activities across 5 days each week. Key skills taught include using dialogue, descriptive language, sensory details, exploring elements of personal narratives like point of view and timeshifts. Formative assessments include notebook writes, worksheets, and drafts of a personal narrative. Students will complete a summative assessment using a personal narrative rubric.
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Unit Title: Personal Narrative
Teacher: Sophie Kimmel
Focus Class Description: 9th grade ELA 5th hour.
Common Core State Standards and Objectives
1. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.9-10.3.B Use narrative techniques, such as dialogue, pacing, description, reflection, and multiple plot lines, to develop experiences, events, and/or characters. 2. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.W.9-10.3.D Use precise words and phrases, telling details, and sensory language to convey a vivid picture of the experiences, events, setting, and/or characters. 3. CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.9-10.2 Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English capitalization, punctuation, and spelling when writing. Objectives/Goals of the Unit: SWBAT use and punctuate dialogue correctly in their writing. SWBAT use adjectives, verbs, and sensory details to describe a moment in great detail. SWBAT understand grammatical errors, such as inconsistent tense and run-on sentences, and avoid them in their writing. Summative Assessment: Personal Narrative Rubric
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SWBAT use SWBAT understand Wolf-Time SWBAT understand SWBAT understand describing words in the elements that Wednesday Half the elements that the elements that their writing. make up a personal Day make up a personal make up a personal ● Following narrative, specifically ● Read narrative, narrative, directions point of view, individual specifically specifically activity timeshifts, and book colloquialism, symbolism, and setting. conflict, and the themes. ● Introduce ● Discuss writer’s reflection. ● Discuss notebook personal ● Discuss personal write and narrative personal narrative using elements in narrative elements in adjectives. Simon elements in Simon ● Students work Birch/Personal Simon Birch/Perso on Notebook Narrative Birch/Perso nal Graphic nal Narrative Write #1 Organizer for Narrative Graphic that day. Graphic Organizer ● Watch Simon Organizer for that day. Birch for that day. ● Watch ● Watch Simon Birch Simon Birch SWBAT Students will SWBAT punctuate Wolf-Time SWBAT understand SWBAT write be able to use dialogue correctly. Wednesday Half the importance of descriptive concrete and sensory ● Rules of Day timeshifts and paragraphs. details in their punctuating ● Read indicators for time ● Read writing. dialogue individual shifts. Sample ● Introduce book ● Read It's a Descriptive ● Punctuating story and Boy Paragraphs Dialogue ● Discuss ● Work on concrete/sens Worksheet Dialogue in Answer ory details ● Go over the stories Document ● Read My 8 answers and ● Discuss time for Week 2 Cow Bracelet notebook write shifts in the ● Discuss in Answer stories concrete and Document for ● Work on sensory Week 2 Answer details ● Work on Document Answer for Week 2 Document for Week 2 SWBAT understand SWBAT give examples No School SWBAT use strong SWBAT begin to internal and external of internal/external verbs in their own understand how to conflict. conflict in their own writing. explode a moment. ● Go over life. ● Write ● Explain and Internal/exter Asynchronous Paragraph watch nal conflict ● Tuesday about a time Exploding a handout Google Form moment they got ● Discuss video Strong/Vivid hurt ● Decide topic Verbs ● Watch for personal Handout Strong verbs narrative ● Introduce and video and read The Boy ● Revise brainstorm with Chris Paragraph in Assignment Pine Blue Eyes Replacing sheet for ● Work on basic verbs Week 3 Assignment with strong sheet for verbs. Week 3 SWBAT “explode a SWBAT understand Wolf-Time SWBAT begin to SWBAT complete a moment” in their what run-on Wednesday Half see how each page of their writing, using sentences are and Day element is personal narrative sensory/concrete how to fix them. ● Read incorporated into a ● Students details and inner ● Fixing individual personal narrative. work on a thoughts Fragments/Ru book ● Read My page of their ● Introduce n-ons Slides Desperate, personal Exploding Stupid, narrative. ● Students will Moments Emotional example fix the run-ons Hunt for the ● Explain the ● Work on Week Perfect elements 4 Answer Pants exploded Sheet ● Go over moments have highlighted ● Work on elements Week 4 ● Work on Answer Sheet Week 4 Answer Sheet SWBAT use the SWBAT use the SWBAT finish their SWBAT understand SWBAT understand correct homophones, correct tense in their first draft of their the rubric and the the rubric and the as well as understand writing. personal narrative. elements they will elements they will capitalization rules. ● Find ● Work on be graded on. be graded on. ● Find seats/take Draft ● Explain ● Explain seats/take attendance Turnitin.co Turnitin.co attendance ● Past/Present m m ● Watch Video Tense Slides ● Go over ● Go over on ● Work on Week Homophones Grading Grading 5 Assignment Rubric for Rubric for ● Watch Video on Sheet Personal Personal Capitalization Narrative Narrative Rules ● Work on ● Work on ● Work on Week 5 Week 5 Week 5 Assignment Assignment Assignment Sheet Sheet Sheet ● (if not in ● (if not in class work class work on Draft) on Draft)
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papers as well as papers as well as their their peers’ papers. peers’ papers. SWBAT turn in their ● Explain ● Students at papers. assignment home will do ● Remind ● Read partner’s the same as students to personal what the turn it into narrative and students at both google work on Week home did the classroom 6 Assignment day before. and Sheet ● Students at turnitin.com ● Students at school will do ● Remind them home will the same as to highlight have someone what the the specific at home read students at areas. their draft and home did the then they will day before. work on Week 6 Assignment Sheet