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| "Don't tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass." ~ Anton Chekhov |
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Creative Writing is for students who want to experiment with style while developing and improving their own technique. We will explore poetry, fiction, and nonfiction.
This course does not meet district graduation requirements for English.
Link to Creative Writing |
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English 10A examines conflict and cooperation, choices and consequences, motivation, and values. You will read and analyze related literature and write expository essays and short fiction. This fall, you will review MLA citation format to complete your sophomore research paper. The general topic is "social issues." With each unit, you will also receive instruction and practice in grammar and vocabulary. Homework will include the research paper, special projects related to reading assignments, and grammar and vocabulary practice. I will post a calendar with a reading and assignment schedule for each unit of study.
Link to English 10 A & B |
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Students will continue to explore ideas taught in Creative Writing, including various non-fiction, fiction, and poetry pieces. In addition, students will delve into memoir, screenwriting, publishing, writing for children, and contemporary writing genres.
This course does not meet district graduation requirements for English.
Link to Spring 2011, Advanced Creative Writing |
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Rocky Mountain High School
Lynn Fouts
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