5 paragraphs (introduction, 3 body paragraphs, conclusion)
** Introduction Pargraph I: Intro, attention getter, background info (i.e. author, publication date) type of story (adventure, etc)
** Body paragraph II: Setting, Characters (peole or animals in story/place/time/mood)
**Body paragraph III: Conflict/Problem (problems to be solved/what characters think/say/do)
**Body paragraph IV: Climax/Resolution (turning point, outcome of main characters)
**Conclusion Pargraph V: Opinion of the story: well written or not, like/dislike and why, may also discuss character development, conflict, message, effect of story on reader, message/theme
– Must speak as authority, can’t use the words: I think, I believe, You, We, Us
– Paragraphs must be between 6-8 sentences each (no longer, no shorter)
One of each sentence opener in each paragraph marked [#] before the sentence it’s in:
[2] Prepositional opener **Example: [2] Down the winding path, the frightened bunny scurried.
[3] -ly Adverb opener Example: [3] Cleverly, O’Henry uses irony throughout, beginning with the setting being a flat town named Sumit.
[4] -ing opener **Example: [4] Fighting for survival, the citizens soon turned to crime and even set out into the ocean to make ends meet.
[5] Clausal Opener **Example: [5] Although Somalia turned to chaos, the people found a way of surviving.
[6] VSS (very short sentence, no more than 5 words)
One different decoration for each paragraph (in italics)
* alliteration (3 words same sound) **Example: The letter advised the kidnappers that the ridiculously rambunctious rugrat should be returned at night.
* quotation
* 3sss – short staccato sentences **Eample: The plan was in motion. The letter was sent. Now they wait)
One of each (underlined) in each paragraph:
* strong verb
* -ly adverb
* who/which clause
* quality adjective
* www.asia clause
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