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Lesson 25: Brainstorming sequence of events

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Students continue the brainstorming part of the narrative writing process by brainstorming the sequence of events of their story and adding dialogue.

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Lesson 13: Comparing and Contrasting
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Lesson 14: “The Pudding Like a Night on the Sea,” Nonliteral Language and Character Motivations
- Created by: Louisiana Department of Education
Lesson 15: Multiple meanings of words and central message
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Lesson 16: Tracking character traits, motivations, and contributions across stories
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Lesson 17: Jigsaw Sharing and Central Message
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Lesson 18: “Our Garden” and identifying connections between sections and parts
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Lesson 19: Formulating an opinion statement and gathering reasons to support
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Lesson 20: “Because of Figs” and answering questions in complete sentences
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Lesson 21: Tracking character contributions and changes across chapters
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Lesson 22: Drafting an opinion essay
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Lesson 23: “Gloria Who Might Be My Best Friend” and Point of View
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Lesson 24: Brainstorming story elements
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Lesson 25: Brainstorming sequence of events
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Lesson 26: “I Learn Firefighting: I Wish for Smokey the Bear” independent reading and partner discussion
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Lesson 27: Discussing nonliteral language and meaning
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Lesson 28: Cold-read task, part 1
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Lesson 29: Cold-read task, part 2
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Lesson 30: Cold-read task, part 3
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Lesson 31: Brainstorming for the culminating writing task
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Lesson 32: Writing a first draft of the culminating writing task
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Lesson 33: Drafting a conclusion and revising
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Lesson 34: Editing and publishing opinion essays
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Lesson 35: Brainstorming ideas for a narrative story
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Lesson 36: Reading and discussing The Red Book
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Lesson 37: Rehearsing and ordering events
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Stories Julian Tells

Lesson 13: Comparing and Contrasting

Lesson 14: “The Pudding Like a Night on the Sea,” Nonliteral Language and Character Motivations

Lesson 15: Multiple meanings of words and central message

Lesson 16: Tracking character traits, motivations, and contributions across stories

Lesson 17: Jigsaw Sharing and Central Message

Lesson 18: “Our Garden” and identifying connections between sections and parts

Lesson 19: Formulating an opinion statement and gathering reasons to support

Lesson 20: “Because of Figs” and answering questions in complete sentences

Lesson 21: Tracking character contributions and changes across chapters

Lesson 22: Drafting an opinion essay

Lesson 23: “Gloria Who Might Be My Best Friend” and Point of View

Lesson 24: Brainstorming story elements

Lesson 25: Brainstorming sequence of events

Lesson 26: “I Learn Firefighting: I Wish for Smokey the Bear” independent reading and partner discussion

Lesson 27: Discussing nonliteral language and meaning

Lesson 28: Cold-read task, part 1

Lesson 29: Cold-read task, part 2

Lesson 30: Cold-read task, part 3

Lesson 31: Brainstorming for the culminating writing task

Lesson 32: Writing a first draft of the culminating writing task

Lesson 33: Drafting a conclusion and revising

Lesson 34: Editing and publishing opinion essays

Lesson 35: Brainstorming ideas for a narrative story

Lesson 36: Reading and discussing The Red Book

Lesson 37: Rehearsing and ordering events

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