Student Writer Instructions:
You're going to write the end of the story today! First, you need to select a character’s perspective you will be writing from. Then you will need to choose at least two events that lead to solution of the story’s main problem. Finally, you will need to choose a solution that leads to the satisfying conclusion of the story.
You may choose your own ideas or use the buttons below to help you develop the story
Click on the first button below to choose a Character’s Perspective. Next, click on the second and third buttons to find possible events to write about. Finally, click on the fourth button to choose the solution that leads to ending the story.
When you have chosen (or thought of) events, a possible solution, and a satisfying conclusion, fill out the Story Conclusion Graphic Organizer to further develop your ideas.
Remember that the PRIMARY FOCUS trait is ORGANIZATION. An ending that has strong organization refer to the characters involved in the story, the setting, the problem, the sequence of events are logical and flow together using transition words so that your conclusion links back to the beginning of the story.
Also, you will also need to keep in mind that you use word choice, figurative language, and appropriate punctuation to recreate the tone/mood of your piece from your character’s perspective. CAPTURE YOUR CHARACTER’S VOICE in your writing.
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