Heritage Spanish · Week 8 · Mi español: acentos, ortografía e historias

Escribir lo que oímos

Students turn an oral story, from their family, a book, or an imagined elder, into a written narrative and may share it with the person who told it or someone they choose.

Relationship skillsGrades 9 to 12About 20 minutesIntermediate
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Students will
Students turn an oral story into a written narrative and punctuate dialogue with raya and "comillas".
SEL skill
Check that a written story matches what the storyteller meant before finalizing it
What it looks like
Students communicate effectively by writing a story so the person who told it feels heard.
Content focus
Turning oral stories into written narrative; punctuation of dialogue
Format
Partner exchange

Relationship skills

Relationship skills mean communicating clearly, listening well, and working with others to build and keep healthy relationships. More relationship skills activities

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