Lesson 9 of 88 ยท Narrative Essay
โญ 30 XP๐ฅ Story BakeryExplanatory: How the Brain Learns
Explain the process by which the human brain acquires and retains new information.
๐ฏ Your mission
Convince a reader who disagrees with you.
โก The twist
Start in the middle of the action, not the morning.
Warm-up scribble
Write the first sentence of a story you'll never finish.
Mentor sentence
๐ฅ "Her hands shook as she opened the envelope." (We don't need to be told she's nervous.)
Instructions
Explain the process by which the human brain acquires and retains new information. Use evidence and examples to support your ideas. Proofread for grammar and spelling.
What to Include
Topic
Clearly introduce the topic.
Facts
Include at least three facts or details.
Organization
Group related information together.
Vocabulary
Use topic-specific vocabulary.
Conclusion
Write a concluding sentence.
Creative Writing
Explain the process by which the human brain acquires and retains new information. Use evidence and examples to support your ideas. Proofread for grammar and spelling.
Writing Prompt:
Explain the process by which the human brain acquires and retains new information. Use evidence and examples to support your ideas. Proofread for grammar and spelling.
What to include:
- Topic: Clearly introduce the topic.
- Facts: Include at least three facts or details.
- Organization: Group related information together.
- Vocabulary: Use topic-specific vocabulary.
- Conclusion: Write a concluding sentence.
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Why this matters in real life
The people who tell stories well shape how everyone else sees the world.
Stretch Challenge
Try this in real life this week.
Take a small moment from today and turn it into a 3-paragraph story.
For the dinner table
โTell me the story you wrote โ in your own words.โ
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