After reading a recent Reader's Digest article entitled, "Six-Word Memoirs on Love and Heartbreak," I decided this concept would make an excellent word choice activity for my creative writing class. Indeed, we have been focusing on using a small amount of precise words to make a large impact. How perfect!Of course, I adapted our assignment so that the students were able to choose any theme: love, heartbreak, faith, friendship, success, etc. They created some truly moving tributes using only six words. Please check out the Period 1 Blogs to see their impressive work!
Here's the link to the Reader's Digest article, if anyone's interested in the inspiration for this assignment, along with some additional entertaining six word summaries: http://www.rd.com/advice-and-know-how/sixword-memoirs-on-love-and-relationships/article116695.html.
Feeling inspired?? Feel free to add your own six word summaries in the comments section below!!
14 comments:
Success: Believe in yourself, You will win.
Sam
Love: Happieness,Best thing in the World.
Maegan
School
everything blocked, sucky food, always cold
Logan
Charlie(my dog): Ditsey, smart, exciting, loving, blonde, adorable
Darcie G.
Football: fast paced. painful. rewarding. healthful. inspiring.
coty
cheerleading: fun, exciting,hard,friends,challenging, amazing
Amber
computers;
good for people, bad for economy
Achievement:
Try hard, dream big, execute actions.
Love:
Laughter, fun-filled, complicated, happiness and trust.
Video Games: Timekiller, entertaining, fun, online, social, funny
Andrew M.
soccer:
grueling, hard work, fun, not evortless.
ford:
amazing, awesome trucks, F-150, F-250, F-350.
--Jasmine.
Internet-
filled with vile trolls from 4chan
Love
Love is all you need-Beatles
----PAUL
tennis:
fun, hard work, my favorite sport
love:
Jesus Christ died for my sin
-Kenna
Love:
Mystical, magical, momentary lapse of reason.
High School:
Please don't take it so seriously.
-Zach R.
Love:
Mystical, magical, momentary lapse of reason.
High School:
Please don't take it so seriously.
Sense:
This particular sentence makes very little.
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