The Gold Book: American Literature Writing Assessment
There are three major writing assignments in the Gold Book: American Literature that will be submitted for assessment throughout the year.
Expository Essay: Students will choose an essay topic based on the short stories they have read and write a five paragraph essay that uses literary criticism. 500 – 600 words.
Descriptive Essay: Students will write a five paragraph, descriptive essay one of the poems they’ve read. They will read and analyze the poem and come up with a topic (an object, an impression, an idea, or a person that has to do with the poem).
Narrative Essay: The narrative essay is a story told from the writer’s own experience. It can be factual or fictional and is told in a connected sequence of events.
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Expository Essay: Students will choose an essay topic based on the short stories they have read and write a five paragraph essay that uses literary criticism. 500 – 600 words.
Descriptive Essay: Students will write a five paragraph, descriptive essay one of the poems they’ve read. They will read and analyze the poem and come up with a topic (an object, an impression, an idea, or a person that has to do with the poem).
Narrative Essay: The narrative essay is a story told from the writer’s own experience. It can be factual or fictional and is told in a connected sequence of events.
To sign up for the writing assessment service for this book, simply enter in the "quantity" for how many students you would like to sign up and click "add to cart." When you go to your cart, check out as normal and we will email you to get started!