This weekly home learning plan provides tasks for analyzing and writing creative nonfiction over two weeks. Students will analyze elements of a prize-winning short story such as plot, characters, point of view, and symbolism. They will also write a story analysis and draft their own short creative piece using genre conventions and following the writing process of choosing a topic, developing a thesis statement, and organizing ideas. The plan aims to help students improve their understanding and writing of creative nonfiction genres.
Stanfield, Peter - Maximum Movies-Pulp Fictions - Film Culture and The Worlds of Samuel Fuller, Mickey Spillane, and Jim Thompson-Rutgers University Press (2011)
This weekly home learning plan provides tasks for analyzing and writing creative nonfiction over two weeks. Students will analyze elements of a prize-winning short story such as plot, characters, point of view, and symbolism. They will also write a story analysis and draft their own short creative piece using genre conventions and following the writing process of choosing a topic, developing a thesis statement, and organizing ideas. The plan aims to help students improve their understanding and writing of creative nonfiction genres.
This weekly home learning plan provides tasks for analyzing and writing creative nonfiction over two weeks. Students will analyze elements of a prize-winning short story such as plot, characters, point of view, and symbolism. They will also write a story analysis and draft their own short creative piece using genre conventions and following the writing process of choosing a topic, developing a thesis statement, and organizing ideas. The plan aims to help students improve their understanding and writing of creative nonfiction genres.
This weekly home learning plan provides tasks for analyzing and writing creative nonfiction over two weeks. Students will analyze elements of a prize-winning short story such as plot, characters, point of view, and symbolism. They will also write a story analysis and draft their own short creative piece using genre conventions and following the writing process of choosing a topic, developing a thesis statement, and organizing ideas. The plan aims to help students improve their understanding and writing of creative nonfiction genres.
2nd Semester - Quarter 1 CREATIVE NONFICTION Week 3 and 4 S.Y. 2020-2021 Learning Competency Learning Tasks Mode of Delivery Analyze factual/nonfictional 1. Identify Elements of a Non-Fiction Piece elements (Plot, Characters, 2. Read a Nonfiction story by Jhoanna Lynn Cruz which won 3rd Modular Characterization, Point of Prize (Essay in English) at the Don Carlos Palanca Memorial Awards (Printed) View, Angle, Setting and for Literature 2008. After reading it, you are going to analyze the Atmosphere, Symbols and elements of the story through filling out the necessary boxes with Symbolisms, Irony, Figures your own analyses. of speech, Dialogue, Scene, 3. Read and understand the story well. Afterwards, you are going to Other elements and analyze the different elements of the story, this time through writing a Devices) in the texts story analysis. Don’t worry because this has a similarity with the one you did before; it’s just that you are going to write a short continuous prose or essay of your analysis.
Learning Competency Learning Tasks Mode of
Delivery Write a draft of a short piece (Fiction, 1. Read the three stages that involves writing. Go over Poetry, Drama, etc.) with the process. Modular using any of the literary conventions of 2. Looking at the pictures below what would be the (Printed) genre following these topic that you can derive from and can be use in pointers: writing a narrative. 1. Choosing a topic 3. Identify the writing process 2. Formulating a thesis statement 4. compose a brief thesis statement of each pictures 3. Organizing and developing ideas 5. identify the thesis statement (implicit or explicit) of 4. Using any literary conventions of a genre the following sentences. 5. Ensuring that theme and technique are effectively developed
Stanfield, Peter - Maximum Movies-Pulp Fictions - Film Culture and The Worlds of Samuel Fuller, Mickey Spillane, and Jim Thompson-Rutgers University Press (2011)