Open Up - Grade 6 - ELA - Module 1 - End of Unit 3 Assessment

Throughout this unit, you have been planning how to seamlessly insert a new character, the child of another Greek god with a unique gift or power, into an existing scene of The Lightning Thief without changing the outcome of the scene.

In this assessment, you will write the narrative you have been planning

REMEMBER: A well-written narrative:

• Introduces the characters and setting.

• Organizes events in a logical sequence.

• Slows down the pace during the most important events and speeds it up between important events.

• Uses dialogue and description to slow down the pace.

• Uses transitional words and phrases to move time along and speed up the pace.

• Uses precise words and phrases and sensory language to convey experiences and events.

• Follows rules of writing (spelling, punctuation, and grammar).

Now, begin work on your narrative. Manage your time carefully so you can complete the following:

1. Draft your narrative.

2. Use the Narrative Writing checklist to revise and edit your essay