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Lake St. George Map
Journal Tips/Research
One thing that I wanted to do a little research on was what the difference is between a Journal and a Diary. From what I found, a diary is a little less personal. This surprised me a bit, however it makes sense to me know that I think about it. A diary is a list … Continue Reading ››
Story Update: Start of 1st Classroom Scene
“Ten more minutes, ten more minutes,” I reminded myself as I was sitting in class. It’d been twenty minutes since recess, so Natalie would be coming back soon.
“Mason! Are you listening to me?” Ms. Ellis questioned. Her foot was tapping the floor so I knew she was mad.
“I’m sorry Ms. Ellis, what was the … Continue Reading ››
Mason’s Backstory Prezi
Test Format (Child-like)
Story Scene
Story Proposal Sample – Elise
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Story Proposal
Description
I'm still in the process of deciding what to write. I know that I want to do another children's story, but I'm not sure of what. I could write another story about Betty (and maybe the crow), but I'm open to experimenting with a whole new story and style. I might read a few children's … Continue Reading ››
Journal 1: Tea and Cats
I miss a lot of things from my past, but I work toward creating similar memories with my family. I remember stumbling out of bed before school each day. I would sit at the same spot at our kitchen table and without fail, my mom would have a cup of tea waiting there for me. … Continue Reading ››
Who We Are – Elise Galgano
Part 1: Family Interview Interview with my mom: Why did you decide to live in Maine? "I Grew up in Maine. I knew it'd be a safe state to bring up my kids. I also like having all four seasons. Being around oceans and lakes is important to me as well because I … Continue Reading ››
TurningPoint_Elise
Spring 2009
It was my sophomore year of high school. I'd never traveled anywhere outside of New England except for Florida during middle school. The opportunity to travel to Dublin, Wales and London during my spring break came to surface and I felt like the trip was calling my name. At sixteen I thought it'd be … Continue Reading ››