ENG 099: Conversational American English | Princess Story Activity 3

Author’s Note: This is the third ENG 099 Conversational American English Princess Story Activity, please confer:
for context. It is designed to be used Pedagogically by a Tutor or Teacher with a beginning English Language Learner, or ELL.
Mr. Danoff
24 January 2012
Winnetka
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Step 0 What’s up?

Step 1 What was the most fun thing you did last week?
Step 2 Do you have any English questions? From a book you read? From homework at school? From life?
Step 3 What is a dictionary? Why would you use Google dictionary?
Step 4 What have you written so far? Please read it quietly.
Step 5 How can you make your story better?
Step 6 Now, you are going to write a conversation between your Princess and the Prince.
Step 7 How old are they?
Step 8 What do princesses and princes that age talk about? Please write 3 ideas.
Step 9 Pick one idea for your prince and princess to talk about. Now you will start writing the dialogue. Do you know what dialogue means?
Dialogue are the sentences writers write when they want two characters to talk. For example:
“Do you like the weather today, John?” Said Nancy.
“No, I hate when it rains.” Said John.
Those are 2 lines of dialogue.
Step 10 When you start a conversation with someone you usually begin with “Hi.” first, right? So, start the dialogue with the princess saying hello to the prince.
Step 11 Now write a line of dialogue where the princess
Step 12 Time for the princess to start talking about the idea you picked. Please write a line of dialogue with the Princess introducing her idea to the prince.
Step 13 What does the prince say to her? Please write his response.
Step 14 If you have time in the lesson, please keep writing more lines of dialogue!
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