Original I woke up early and brushed my teeth. My little sister was annoying me. I was happy we were going to different schools. At school I saw my friends and we asked each other about summer vacation. The teacher told us the rules in homeroom. I was really happy my best friend had three of my classes. After math I had lunch. It was cool to sit in any seat we wanted. My best friend told me about the new movie, and I wanted to see it. The rest of the day was boring and all about rules. When I went home, I called my best friend. We decided seventh grade was better than sixth grade because Miss Avery is really great. | Revised Actions The alarm clock sends me on a roller coaster of waking. My Snap-Krackle-Pop cereal made a party in my mouth. My little sister buzzed around me like a bee. I was exhilarated we went to different schools. At school I saw my friends, and we asked each other about summer vacation. The teacher reminded us of the rules in homeroom. When I saw my best friend, I exploded with excitement. After math I had lunch. I jumped with enthusiasm to sit in any seat we wanted. My best friend told me about the new movie, and I wanted to see it. The day felt dead with the overused rules. When I went home, I called my best friend. We decided seventh grade was better than sixth grade because Miss Avery is really great. |
We read to explore and discover. We write what we know. Learning is a dialogue.
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Revise the Narrative
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