Describing A Personal Narrative

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Welcome to the lesson called writing a narrative describing a problem. How can you describe a problem using a personal narrative. Let's investigate this lesson question in this lesson.Here in this graphic organizer are your lesson goals. You are first going to organize ideas for a narrative. Then you're going to establish a point of view. Then you're going to use techniques that paint pictures for the reader.And you're going to use all of this information to write a personal narrative describing a problem. Now you're going to need some key vocabulary. Here are your words to know. The first word in green, technique, is an academic word. You see this in all your subject areas. The last three words in purple are language arts words.And we will

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