Written production

 

To be done in class by groups 

Part 1 (day 1)

WRITTEN PRODUCTION


Make up a short story following the instructions below:

  • There must be at least 3 characters

  • The main character has to be a child

  • You must mention one sport at least


    You must include at least four of these vocabulary items:

Disability

Equality

Lack

Misconception

Overcome

Take action

Cope with

In the long run

Fulfil

Hard-of-

At the latest

Stutter

Accessibility

Ramp

Countless

Struggle

Fulfil

Meet the

Meaningful

Mainstream


About 100 words.


Part 2 (day 2 - surprise)

WRITTEN PRODUCTION


Continue the story you started with your group, following these instructions:

- Add one more female character

 - You must introduce a dialogue 

- An animal or pet must appear


Keep in mind the narrative structure (plot and ending).

Be original!


About 150-200 words

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