Creative Writing-2 Assignments
- Instructor
- Vandana Makker
- Term
- Spring 2020
- Department
- English
- Description
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Upcoming Assignments
No upcoming assignments.
Past Assignments
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Creative Writing Final Project
For your final project, you will have two options. Choose one to complete.
OPTION 1: Online Portfolio. This is a website where you will publish your best writing. Click the link below to learn more.
**IF YOU CHOOSE OPTION 1, TURN IN YOUR WEBSITE BY POSTING THE URL IN THE COMMENTS BELOW**
OPTION 2: Corona Journal Slideshow. This is a Slideshow where you will document your experiences during the Lockdown. View the slideshow below for complete instructions.
OPTION 1: Online Portfolio. This is a website where you will publish your best writing. Click the link below to learn more.
**IF YOU CHOOSE OPTION 1, TURN IN YOUR WEBSITE BY POSTING THE URL IN THE COMMENTS BELOW**
OPTION 2: Corona Journal Slideshow. This is a Slideshow where you will document your experiences during the Lockdown. View the slideshow below for complete instructions.
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Exercises #21-40
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Poetry Month Extra Credit #4
It's the last week of National Poetry Month! Enjoy the last poem and extra credit assignment.
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Poetry Month Extra Credit #3
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Poetry Month Extra Credit #2
EXTRA CREDIT
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Short Story
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Poetry Month Extra Credit #1
Hey, friends! April is National Poetry Month! Here is a short extra credit assignment you can do. I will post more throughout the month.
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Animal Fable
1 page, minimum
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Cinderella Story
Two pages, minimum. 12-point font, double-spaced.
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Cinderella Slideshow
SHARE your slideshow with your group members.
Make sure you have a PICTURE on each slide.
Make sure you have a PICTURE on each slide.
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Semester 1 Reflection and Goal-Setting
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New Dec. 18 Workshop Piece
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Revised Dec. 11 Workshop Piece
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Thirteen Ways Partner Poem
"Thirteen Ways..." Partner Poem
1) Open the document
2) Share it with the person whose name you selected
3) They will begin the poem by writing the title and the first stanza. You will write the next stanza, and so on
4) Turn it in!
1) Open the document
2) Share it with the person whose name you selected
3) They will begin the poem by writing the title and the first stanza. You will write the next stanza, and so on
4) Turn it in!
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Revised Dec. 4 Workshop Piece
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New Dec. 11 Workshop Piece
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Exercise #30
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New December 4 Workshop Piece
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Revised Nov. 20 Workshop Piece
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NEW Nov. 20 Workshop Piece
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REVISED Nov. 14 Workshop Piece
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REVISED Nov. 6 Workshop Piece
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NEW Nov. 13 Workshop Piece
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NEW Nov. 6 Workshop Piece
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REVISED Oct. 30 Workshop Piece
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REVISED Oct. 23 Workshop Piece
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NEW Oct. 30 Workshop Piece
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REVISED Oct. 17 Workshop Piece
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NEW Oct. 23 Workshop Piece
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El Salvador and Carolyn Forche
On the first slide, decide the five most important facts from your assigned reading.
On the second slide, add a picture that represents your information.
On the second slide, add a picture that represents your information.
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NEW Oct. 17 Workshop Piece
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REVISED 10/9 Workshop Piece
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REVISED Oct. 2 Workshop Piece
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NEW Oct. 9 Workshop Piece
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REVISED Sept. 25 Workshop Piece
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NEW Sept. 25 Workshop Piece
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Practice Workshop Piece
Type up a poem you've written (or turn a prose piece into a poem).
It should be a piece that you are comfortable having others read and give feedback on.
Use a font that is clear and easy to read -- the focus should be on your words, not the font they're in.
Make sure to include your name in the upper right-hand corner.
It should be a piece that you are comfortable having others read and give feedback on.
Use a font that is clear and easy to read -- the focus should be on your words, not the font they're in.
Make sure to include your name in the upper right-hand corner.