Choose 3 possible topics for a narrative essay. Then, for each of the 3 topics, brainstorm through mapping or listing what you would include in your essay, including details around dialogue, pacing, description and sensory language. Write one introductory paragraph for each topic, then choose one to complete in full. Your essay should be 600-800 words long.
| Requirement | 0-3 points |
|---|---|
| 600-800 words written | |
| Brainstorm evidence included (map or list) | |
| Draft of essay that incorporates brainstorm ideas around dialogue and pacing | |
| Language appealing to senses used in essay | |
| Contains few, if any, grammatical or structural errors | |
| Total | /15 |
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