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         Performance
              Task




                                    Essential Question

                             How can a journey be more important


                             than the destination?







                             Write a Narrative




                             PROMPT  Think about what you learned about journeys in this module.

                             Help! The president’s dog is lost! During a trip to South America, the dog ran away into
                             the jungle. The president chooses two characters from two different texts in this
                             module to find the dog and return it to Washington, DC.


                             Write a short narrative that identifies the characters, describes the skills each has, and
                             tells the story of what happens when they first meet and make a plan for finding the
                             dog. Draw on details from the texts as you decide how the characters will speak and

                             interact with each other.

                             I will write a narrative about                                                        .



                                                                                  Make sure your narrative


                                                                    … …begins by introducing the problem.


                                                                    … …has a beginning, a middle, and an end.

                                                                    … …includes dialogue that furthers the action.


                                                                    … …describes events and characters using specific details.

                                                                    … …explains how the characters plan to solve the problem.



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