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CREATIVE WRITING

EXQUISITE CORPSE
a. Each table will be given a blank
piece of manila paper.
b. The first person holding the
paper will write a single line of
poetry at the top and folds this
part of the paper.
c. He then passes the paper to the
next person.
d. Without unfolding the paper,
the next person will write his
own line of poetry.
e. The procedure repeats until the
last person in the group has
written on the paper.
f. Once the poem is complete,
each group will read their work
to everyone.
Creativewriting is “the actof
writing fiction or poetry,often asan
exercise.”
Anywriting, fiction, poetry,ornon-
fiction, that goesoutsidethe
boundsof normalprofessional,
journalistic, academic,and
technicalformsofliterature.
CreativeWriting expressesthe
writers thoughtsandfeelingin an
imaginativeoften uniqueandpoetic
way.
Creativewriting is guidedmoreby
thewriter’s needto expressfeelings
andideasthanbytherestrictive
demandsof factualandlogical
progressionof expositorywriting.
Thebestwayto definecreative
writing is to givealist ofthingsthat
areandthat arenot considered
creativewriting.
Thingsthat are“CreativeWriting” Thingsthat areNot“CreativeWriting”

novels,poems,epics,shortstories,screenplays, academicwriting, textbooks,journalism,and


songs,television scripts,etc. technicalwriting
HowdoweteachCreativeWriting
intheclassroom?
Makethecreativewriting unit as
relaxedandinformal aspossible.
Pickapproachesto writing thatyour
highschoolstudentsmayhavenot
triedbefore.
Showexamples.
Participatein thecreative
writingprocess.
Firstloosenup,thentightenup.
Teachingcreativewriting to junior
highor highschoolstudentswill be
different fromteachingacollege-level
or adult creativewritingclass.
Whenyoufirst start teachingthe
class,it is better off givingthe
studentsashortquizto determine
whattheyknowandwhatyoumust
teachthemin orderfor themto
succeed.
Youshouldbecarefulabouthow
youissueassignments.
Startwith thesmallprojectsand
thenworkyourwayup.
Allow yourstudentsto mimicthe
examplesyougive.
TheWritingProcess
Activateknowledge

Takeininformation

GenerateIdeas

Organize/Reorganize

Publish
TheWritingProcess

Pre-Writing

Polishing Drafting

Revising Editing
creative writing
exercises
literary
telephone
mixing metaphors
raising voices
exquisite corpse

description/
connection
grab bag

the last shall


be first
bait and switch
life is not like a
box of chocolates

red bicycles,
blue seas
triptych
found poetry
four-sense
food sonnet
no-send letters
in transit

this i believe
something beautiful,
something ugly

write about names


write a letter to their
future self

write a letter to their


past self
how the world began

write about an
emotion without
stating the emotion
Choose two topics from the
curriculum guide. Create an
activity for the topics
reflecting any of the
strategies or prompt
presented. Create also an
assessment to measure the
performance of your
students.

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