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WRITING ENHANCEMENT


         Grade Level:              Third Grade and Above
         Prerequisite:             Writing Exercises

         Skill Developed:          Ability to write intelligent complex; compound; compound-complex sentences; and unified,
                                   coherent short paragraphs.

         Objective:                To construct error-free, grammatically-correct written sentence(s) that contain two or
                                   more vocabulary words, complex, compound-complex, etc. from the same card.

         How to Play: In this game players pick the words they want to use to construct their presentation.

         Note:         Being that this game develops discipline necessary to play the final game, it should be played first.
                       Were it the other way around, the spoken sentences of the latter game would often lack clarity,
                       precision, and eloquence.

         Scoring:   One point is awarded for each sentence or short paragraph containing two or more vocabulary words

                       that shows ability to write cohesively.
















                                                               RHETORIC EXERCISES


         Grade Level:               Third Grade and Above
         Prerequisite:              Declamatory Exercises and Writing Enhancement

         Skill Developed:           Ability to  declaim intelligent  complex,  compound,  compound-complex sentences and
                                    unified, coherent short paragraphs.

         Objective:                 To  create  the aforementioned  types of  sentences  and speak them in an appropriate
                                    manner that reflects understanding of two or more vocabulary words used therein.

         How to Play:  Except for  speaking rather than writing,  this  game  is played the  same  way  as Writing
         Enhancement.

         Scoring:   Points are awarded in the same manner as with Declamatory Exercises.
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