WHAT DO YOU THINK????????
- DO YOU BELIEVE STORIES HAVE THE POWER TO CHANGE LIVES?
I consider that the stories have the power to change lives, because many people are achieve to identify with the stories or maybe they are the kind of things they want to happen to them. I think that they want to have fantastic experience and they are very dreamy.
- HAVE YOU EVER STAYED UP LATE TO FINISH A STORY?
In many occasions I had to analyze very good to do to end any story, but I think that is critical to know how to act in life.
WHAT WILL HAPPEN NEXT ??????????
CHAPTERS 4 AND 5
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WILL HAPPEN
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MAY HAPPEN
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WON´T HAPPEN
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YOUR OWN COMMENTS
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Abanazar opens the cave to release Aladdin.
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x
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Because Abanazar wanted to just steal the lamp.
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Aladdin´s mother finds him and helps him out.
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x
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The mother appeared when he was in the house
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Aladdin finds a secret out.
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x
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He rubbed the lamp to break free
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Aladdin´s mother dies alone.
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x
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Aladdin's mother never died
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Aladdin and his mother become rich.
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X
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Maybe they became wealthy, to help others
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CHAPTER 6
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WILL HAPPEN
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MAY HAPPEN
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WON´T HAPPEN
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YOUR OWN COMMENTS
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The sultan kills Aladdin because him
daughter has gone.
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x
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Aladdin must find
the princess.
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Aladdin runs away and lives alone.
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x
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Aladdin lives with
the Princess.
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Abanazar marries the princess.
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x
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He never married
with her.
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Aladdin uses his magic ring to find
Abanazar.
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x
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Aladdin used the lamp to
find the princess.
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Aladdin kills Abanazar.
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x
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Aladdin was looking
for tranquility and peace.
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The sultan´s men find the princess.
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x
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Aladdin was the
person who found the princess.
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NOTE: TEACHER YOU REMEMBER THAT I AM THE PERSON WHO WAS THE DAY OF THE CLASS BECAUSE YOU WAS SICK AND GAVE ME THE OPPORTUNITY TO PRESENT IT AFTER.
THANK YOU!!!!!
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Mobile Retelling
Project Rubric
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CATEGORY
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4
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3
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2
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1
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POINTS
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Setting
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Lots of vivid,
descriptive words are
used to tell the
audience when and
where the story takes
place.
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Some vivid,
descriptive words are
used to tell the
audience when and
where the story takes
place.
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The audience can
figure out when and
where the story took
place, but there isn't
much detail (e.g.,
once upon a time in
a land far, far away).
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The audience has
trouble telling when
and where the story
takes place.
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4
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Characters
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The main characters
are named and
clearly described The
audience knows and
can describe what
the characters look
like and how they
typically behave.
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are named and
described (through
words and/or
actions). The
audience has a fairly
good idea of what
the characters look
like.
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The main characters
are named. The
audience knows very
little about the main
characters.
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It is hard to tell who
the main characters
are.
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3
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Problem
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It is very easy for the
audience to
understand what
problem the main
character(s) face and
why it is a problem.
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It is fairly easy for the
audience to
understand what
problem the main
character(s) face and
why it is a problem.
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It is fairly easy for the
audience to
understand what
problem the main
character(s) face and
but it is not clear why
it is a problem.
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It is not clear what
problem the main
character(s) face.
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2
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Solution to
Problem in
Story
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The solution to the
problem is easy-tounderstand and is
logical. There are no
loose ends.
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The solution to the
problem is easy-tounderstand and is
somewhat logical.
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The solution to the
problem was a little
hard to understand.
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No solution was
attempted or it was
impossible to
understand.
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2
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Accuracy of
Retelling A
Story
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The storyteller
includes all major
points and several
details of the story
s/he is retelling.
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The storyteller
includes all major
points and one-two
details of the story
s/he is retelling.
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The storyteller
includes all major
points of the story
s/he is retelling.
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The storyteller
forgets major points
of the story s/he is
retelling.
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4
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Mobile
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The student turns in
an attractive and
complete mobile of
the story in the
correct format.
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The student turns in
a complete mobile of
the story in the
correct format
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The student turns in
a complete mobile of
the story, but the
format was not
correct.
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The student turns in
an incomplete mobile
of the story.
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3
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Total:
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18
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Teacher
Comments
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It’s not necessary
that we have an enchanted lamp because we can fulfill our dreams and realize them.
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LITTLE RED RIDDING
HOOD
