Thursday, October 19th



Today we will work in our script writing groups to get feedback from other groups. We will rotate through a variety of stations, so that you get feedback from a variety of people

We will then come back to class and take twenty minutes or so to revise our scenes. THEN, ONE person from the group will share the scene with me.  I will give you feedback. :)

We will watch  a video about diamante poetry. You will write your own!

Format for Diamante

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