Writing
A comparison using like or as
A simile
The 5 Conservatories are in these arts
Creative Writing, Visual Arts, Theater, Dance, Music
This writer has been to over 10 concerts
Hope!
A popular tradition in Japan is to eat this fast food speciality for Christmas
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Hope's presentation featured performances from BTS and...
Tyler the Creator
When a story reaches its point of most tension, this is also called...
The climax
Mr. Kenyatta Rogers
This writer is secretly insane and paranoid
Ozias!
For this holiday, dishes like latkes and sufganiyot are fried in oil to commemorate the miracle of the oil that burned for eight days.
Hanukkah
Quinn was inspired by...
Kendrick Lamar
The bell-shaped curve that describes how most plots are structured
Part 1:
Your story is printed here for you to re-read. First, read the entire story without making any marks or changes.
Once you’ve re-read your piece, mark the following:
3 lines you’re particularly proud of
The turning point in the story with a ⭐
A “section” that you believe is your best work in this story. This section can be as long as a page, or as short as a paragraph. Put this section in [brackets].
Then answer the following questions in at least 3 complete sentences:
What conflict is your story primarily addressing: man v. man, man v. self, man v. society, man v. fate, man v. technology or man v. nature? Why did you choose this conflict?
Where does the exposition end in your story and the “meat” of the story begin?
What themes does your story address? Remember, the theme is what your story is about on a deeper, abstract level.
Part II:
Find your Peer Review Partner and exchange materials. Your materials include your marked up story, and your answers to the above questions:
KJ & Zay
Pierre & Riley
Marlowe & Alex
Aliyah & Ash
Adriana & Alani
Once you finished reading your partner’s story and their answers, go ahead and answer the following questions:
What were your favorite moments in your partner’s story? You can answer in 3 complete sentences or 3 bullet points (minimum).
How is the author demonstrating the themes they identified (answer to question 2 in part 1)? Answer this question in 2 sentences minimum, and find a quotation from their story to support your answer.
Freytag's Pyramid
Our Principal
Mr. Corona
This writer has dual citizenship, and is originally from Canada
Zora!
This is the first Christmas song broadcast to space
Jingle Bells
The name of our Fiction II podcast
Winter Talks
This is the beginning of Freytag's pyramid where characters, setting, and conflict are introduced
The Exposition
This is the name of the showcase all first year students participate in
First Year, First Look
This writer's second favorite color is sage green
Gabrielle!
Santa's suit wasn't always his signature red, it wasn't until this drink company advertised him that it stuck
Coca Cola
This Chiarts teacher is originally from Michigan
Ms. Ferin
Antagonist
This is the title of the annual dance showcase
This writer listens to Bjork when they write
Khloe!
The candy cane was invented in this country
Germany
This is writing with an artistic purpose and/or effect
Literature