Meet in your groups. Discuss your novel so far. Complete a "plot chart" of events that have occurred in your reading so far.
LAB:
Remember the exercises we did about your author self? Take those out again, brush them off, and be prepared to create a little story of you as a famous author using the program Comic Life.
Here's a tutorial for the program to help you navigate.
Use Edward Gorey's "The Unstrung Harp" as a model. You should create a comic that has text on one side of the page, and a panel (or two) that includes some sort of picture. You may use drawings, JPGs from the internet, or your own photos.
HOMEWORK: Please continue reading your novel. Complete your Story Map and Plot Line for the novel. Aim to complete the novel by end of next week.
- The protagonist
- The inciting incident
- Complications, conflicts, plot events that create further problems in the story. How are they dealt with? How does this help define the protagonist? Discuss.
LAB:
Remember the exercises we did about your author self? Take those out again, brush them off, and be prepared to create a little story of you as a famous author using the program Comic Life.
Here's a tutorial for the program to help you navigate.
Use Edward Gorey's "The Unstrung Harp" as a model. You should create a comic that has text on one side of the page, and a panel (or two) that includes some sort of picture. You may use drawings, JPGs from the internet, or your own photos.
HOMEWORK: Please continue reading your novel. Complete your Story Map and Plot Line for the novel. Aim to complete the novel by end of next week.
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