Engaging Students in Creative Writing
Engaging Students in Creative Writing
Creating my story
I. GENERAL INFORMATION
SIGNIFICANT SITUATION
Students show disinterest in reading and literary creation. Viewing reading as an obligatory task and
but not as a pleasure or a form of recreation.
The student no longer reads nor do many write; as they opt for the use of shortcut key combinations that facilitate
their responsibilities and even falls into the game of plagiarism, assuming authorships that do not belong to them. That is why
recommend motivating the pubescent-teenager to participate in activities that help develop their writing skills regarding
topics that they enjoy and find in this a form of recreation. Therefore, it is of vital importance to promote reading.
as a recreational activity through the creation of stories. The reflection will be based on the following
Questions: What is a writer's secret to creating a masterpiece?
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purpose of reading, through written texts. tables, synoptic charts, maps
interpretation processes and conceptual, semantic maps) and
reflection. summarize the content of a text from
complex structure.
Reflectively produce various 1. Plan the production of various 1.1. Propose independently a
types of written texts in written texts. writing plan to organize your ideas
varied situations according to its communicative purpose.
communicative, with coherence and 2.1. Write various types of texts about
Produce cohesion, using vocabulary 2. Textualize your ideas according to various themes with textual structure
texts relevant and the conventions writing conventions. complex, based on their knowledge
writings of written language, by means of previous and sources of information.
planning processes 2.2. Use the orthographic resources of use
textualization and review. of the 'b' and 'v', to the extent that it is
necessary, to provide clarity and meaning to
text that produces.
Interact reflectively with 1. Interpret literary texts in relation to 1.1. Explain the relationships between the
literary expressions of various contexts. characters, their explicit motivations and
Interact various traditions. implicit and their actions in various
2. Literary texts according to their scenarios.
with
expressive needs. 2.1. Develop a story that presents a
expressions conflict, with main characters and
literary secondaries, characterized according to their role and
whose actions take place in settings
various.
V. SEQUENCE OF SESSIONS
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Let's use our imagination Steps to write a story Writing List
We let our imagination soar and created our Proposal
05 characters, setting, and plot of our story. The story: Reading of 'The 2 h.
feather pillow
Horacio Quiroga.
Let's practice a lively reading Reading Module of
Comprehension Module
06 Reading comprehension at levels: literal, inferential, and critical. personalizes Comp. 2 h.
Reader. 01
yes Reader
Writing my story Work Notebook
07 Use punctuation marks correctly in the Writing my story individual 2 h.
drafting your arguments for your debate.
The nouns in my story Work List
Morphological analysis: The
08 Analyze the function of the nouns used in the group 2 h.
noun
writing of the story created by the student.
Let's practice a lively reading Reading Module of
Reading comprehension at the levels: literal, inferential, and critical.
Comprehension Module
09 personalizes Comp. 2 h.
Reader. 01
yes Reader
Describing the scenario Analysis Notebook
Morphological analysis: The
10 Analyze the function of the adjectives used in the literario of theory 2 h.
adjective
draft of the story created by the student. Listín
Properly using the 'v' and 'b' in my story Analysis Slate,
Words with questionable spelling:
11 Properly apply the rules for using the letter 'b' in the literary markers 2 h.
"b" (homophones)
writing of your story. List
Let's practice a lively reading Reading Module of
Comprehension Module
12 Reading comprehension at levels: literal, inferential, and critical. personalize Comp. 2 h.
Reader. 01
yes Reader
"Using the "v" and "b" correctly in my story" Trabajo Practice of
Words of doubtful spelling:
13 Properly apply the rules for the use of 'v' in the individual use of the 2 hours.
"v" (homophones)
drafting of your story. "R"-"RR"
I read my story Reading Tales
14 Reading aloud their drafts of their stories, Reading stories oral created 2 h.
taking into account the beginning, middle, and end.
VI. EVALUATION
Reading and analysis 1. Interpret literary texts in 1.1. Explain the relationships between the characters, their
of the structure relationship with various contexts. explicit and implicit motivations and their actions
Interact
textual of in various scenarios. Tests
with
Our Lady 2. Create literary texts according to their 2.1. Develop a story that presents a conflict, written
expressions
from Paris and expressive needs. with main and secondary characters, (Reasoned,
literary applications and
Narrations characterized according to their role and whose actions
extraordinary. They take place in diverse scenarios. objectives)
Oral reading of 1. Actively listen to various 1.1. Active and sustained attention giving
texts from the oral texts. verbal and non-verbal signals according to the type of
literature of oral text and the forms of interaction typical of it
Buy
Romanticism. oral session
culture.
2. Recover y 2.1. Express in your own words what
information from various texts understood from the text taking into account most of it
Oral. Of the relevant information.
Drafting of your 1. Plan the production of 1.1. Propose an autonomous plan for Tests
story using various written texts. writing to organize your ideas according to charts
correctly the its communicative purpose. Tests of
"b" and "v" 2.1. Write various types of texts on topics execution
Production (Jobs
locating the Textualize your ideas according to the various with complex textual structure, based on
writing practical
nouns. writing conventions. your prior knowledge and sources of information.
Draft of your 2.2. Use the spelling resources for the use of 'b' and
story v, as necessary, to give
clarity and meaning to the text it produces.
Story Expression 1. Adapt oral texts to 1.1. Adapt the content according to cultural norms.
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communicative situation. record of your oral text to the listener, according to
their purpose, the theme, and, in planned situations, File of
with the expected time. observation
2.1. Organize your ideas around a specific topic
2. Express clearly your knowledge based on your prior knowledge and sources of
oral ideas. information, avoiding contradictions.
3.1. Complement your oral text with gestures,
gestures, eye contact, body postures and
appropriate displacements according to their standards
3. Use culturally strategic.
various expressive resources.
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Deputy Director Bonifacio Vilca Flores
Teacher
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1st year of secondary school