May 22 - May 25


Monday, May 28 - Quiz on non-fiction terms and devices.

Friday & Thursday
1. Continue working on your narrative essay. I will be checking-in on your progress today.


Wednesday
1. Write the introduction to your narrative essay.


Tuesday
1. Selfrie.
2. Using the template/outline you created last week, plan your narrative essay. Show me this outline today.
3. Write your introduction based on the outline you have created.
Remember: literary elements and devices (parallelism, imagery, onomatopoeia, synesthesia, alliteration, assonance, metaphor, simile)
A good tip: a various points in your narrative,  include a place, a smell, a colour, a significant object
• Manipulate language purposefully  
• Use figurative as well as literal language  


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