Show & Symbolism Narrative Writing Assignment

The Show & Symbolism Narrative Writing Assignment

A comprehensive teaching resource suitable for grades 6 to 12, concentrating primarily on language arts and creative writing. It gives students an opportunity to express their creativity while exploring the world of symbolism.

Main Features:

• Detailed assignment instructions enriched with examples on literary symbolism.
• Example narratives, such as Safely Up in Flames, for effective guidance and concept explanation.
• 'Planning Page' activity designed specifically to inspire student creativity in crafting compelling stories.

In addition, this resource features a two-page response worksheet accompanied by a robust 40-point rubric that aligns seamlessly with three English Language Arts Common Core Standards. This aids in assessing responses more effectively and fairly.

Versatility:

This resource is designed for easy comprehension featuring enriching pedagogical elements making it useful not only for regular classroom use but also in small group settings or as homework assignments. The Show & Symbolism Assignment is provided as a flexible, print-ready bookmarked PDF file which can be adapted as per the needs of different classroom scenarios.

Ideal Balance:

An optimal blend between introducing theoretical knowledge and practical assignment makes The Show & Symbolism Narrative Writing Assignment an essential asset whether it’s used for remedial classes or forms the foundation of a semester-long lesson on literary techniques.

Great for a first week of school activity, a 1-2 day sub plan, or as an introduction to the study of a classic literary work, this product contains the following:

"Show & Symbolism" writing assignment directions and rationale

A definition, example, and explanation of literary symbolism and guidance on how to incorporate it into a student narrative

An example narrative and explanation paragraph ("Safely Up in Flames," by Richard Post)

A "Planning Page" activity designed to kick-start the creative writing process

A 2-page response worksheet

A 40-point rubric (tied to 3 ELA Common Core Standards)