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I Remember…CRW紅軟基地
ThanksgivingCRW紅軟基地
My Favorite Thanksgiving MemoryCRW紅軟基地
“It’s not easy to travel back into your memory and gather details. But it’s worth it. The details help you remember the very important chapters in the story of your life.” – Sandy Asher， Author.CRW紅軟基地
When you write a short story about something that has happened in your life – an experience， event， or a special time – you are writing a personal narrative.CRW紅軟基地
A personal narrative should have a beginning， a middle and an ending. The story should be organized in time order: what happened first， second， third， and so on.CRW紅軟基地
Today， you will be writing a personal narrative about your favorite Thanksgiving memory.CRW紅軟基地
My Favorite Thanksgiving MemoryCRW紅軟基地
 In 1939， Mrs. Mabel Bradley remembered a Thanksgiving party held during her childhood in the latter part of the 1800s:CRW紅軟基地
"One Thanksgiving night there had been a big celebration and a dance. My older sisters， Sally and Fannie， each about sixteen， argued about who was the most popular among the boys at the ball. Sally had two dresses and Fannie had three， and in between dances， they would rush to their rooms and change quickly， hoping that after each switch of costume， the change would add to their attractiveness and popularity with the young men present. The quarrel lasted into the following day， and while they were in the kitchen， they got to fighting， pulling each other's hair， and scratching faces.CRW紅軟基地
"Word was brought to father and he took my brother， James， and went to the scene. He spoke to Sally and Fannie， but they kept right on， evidently intending to fight to a finish. Father told James he was going to whip them and make them behave themselves， as he could not permit fighting among his children.CRW紅軟基地
"I was only about six years of age at the time， and did not witness the whipping， of course， but I overheard the conversation as father told mother about it.”CRW紅軟基地
My Favorite Thanksgiving MemoryCRW紅軟基地
A Mother Remembers Thanksgiving， Then and Now:CRW紅軟基地
In 1962， I was so proud to be a member of the Charleston High School Marching Band leading off the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and then playing a halftime show for the New York Jets. I don't remember if we even had any dinner but the knowledge that the entire State of West Virginia was watching on TV just thrilled me to the core.CRW紅軟基地
  My second favorite Thanksgiving was watching the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade and seeing my son marching with his high school band in 1993， 31 years later. He's now a high school band director in West Virginia and he remembers trying to march and play perfectly because he knew his mother was watching. There was a real bond between mother and son to have performed live on TV before the entire nation 31 years apart.CRW紅軟基地
  That's a Thanksgiving memory not too many people have. Now we make it a point to watch the parade together each and every Thanksgiving because we've been there， done that.CRW紅軟基地
Your Turn…CRW紅軟基地
First， organize your thoughtsCRW紅軟基地
You can brainstorm and make a list of ideas that pop into your head about your favorite Thanksgiving memory or try clusteringCRW紅軟基地
You can use the “5 Ws” and answer the questions – Who?， What?， When?， Where?， and Why? CRW紅軟基地
You can use a graphic organizer， like a story map (here’s another story map)， a story planner， a time-order chart， or a personal narrative planner.CRW紅軟基地
Make You Story Come AliveCRW紅軟基地
Describe what you remember about your favorite Thanksgiving:CRW紅軟基地
What did you see， hear， feel， smell， taste?CRW紅軟基地
Compare it:CRW紅軟基地
What was it like?CRW紅軟基地
What was it different from?CRW紅軟基地
Tell why it is your favorite Thanksgiving:CRW紅軟基地
What makes this Thanksgiving so special?CRW紅軟基地
Tell your story in the correct sequence – or time order (the order in which things actually happened). You may use words like first， then， next， and finally.CRW紅軟基地
The BeginningCRW紅軟基地
The beginning is your opening paragraph， or introduction. The first thing you need to do is make your reader interested in reading the rest of your story. You can do this by using a “hook” – for example:CRW紅軟基地
Ask the reader a questionCRW紅軟基地
Have you ever…?CRW紅軟基地
Do you remember…?CRW紅軟基地
Can you…?CRW紅軟基地
Use a catchy phrase or quoteCRW紅軟基地
“There is no such thing as too much dessert” is what my family says on Thanksgiving.CRW紅軟基地
Begin with an interesting fact about your subjectCRW紅軟基地
The first Thanksgiving may have been in 1621， but the best Thanksgiving was definitely in 2006， the year I made the cranberry sauce.CRW紅軟基地
Make an exclamatory statementCRW紅軟基地
Last year we had the greatest Thanksgiving ever!CRW紅軟基地
The MiddleCRW紅軟基地
The body， or middle paragraph， provides support， details， and examples.CRW紅軟基地
Your story should be organized according to time (first， next， then， finally) CRW紅軟基地
Use specific details – examples:CRW紅軟基地
Without details:CRW紅軟基地
My cousin is nice.CRW紅軟基地
With details:CRW紅軟基地
My cousin Lucy loves to write friendly notes to her classmates.CRW紅軟基地
Use colorful adjectives – examples:CRW紅軟基地
Not-so-good adjective use:CRW紅軟基地
My mom made some good spaghetti sauce.CRW紅軟基地
Colorful adjective use:CRW紅軟基地
My mom made some delicious， spicy spaghetti sauce.CRW紅軟基地
A Word on Time OrderCRW紅軟基地
It is easy to follow ideas in a story when the facts are explained in the order in which they happened. Here is a very brief example of a story about building a tree house told in time order:CRW紅軟基地
First we used a rope to raise the wood up into the tree. Next， our parents helped us make a frame for the floor. We nailed boards to the frame. Then the walls and roof went up. Finally， to celebrate， we had a picnic in our new tree house!CRW紅軟基地
The EndingCRW紅軟基地
The ending， or conclusion， wraps up or sums up your thoughts and ideas – your main points.CRW紅軟基地
For example， the essay we read about the mother who remembers Thanksgiving then and now has an the following conclusion:CRW紅軟基地
  That's a Thanksgiving memory not too many people have. Now we make it a point to watch the parade together each and every Thanksgiving because we've been there， done that.CRW紅軟基地
Why Write Your Story?CRW紅軟基地
Many people write stories about their lives. These are called autobiographies， or memoirs. CRW紅軟基地
Writing stories about your life is something everyone should do! CRW紅軟基地
If you write your story well， it may become a treasured family heirloom.CRW紅軟基地
These stories can be like home movies in print form!CRW紅軟基地
So…let’s get started!!!CRW紅軟基地

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