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JANUARY IDENTITY NARRATIVE PAGE: SYMBOLISM A symbol is something concrete that stands for something abstract. For example, the American flag stands for patriotism, and a rose represents love. It can be an object, character, or an action. Decide on two characteristics or attributes that you have that are abstract qualities. Create a symbol to represent these characteristics about you; this symbol may be unoriginal (already exists) or original (something that you create). Write a descriptive, thorough and clear response that explains your symbol and the qualities that it represents.

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JANUARY IDENTITY NARRATIVE PAGE:SYMBOLISMA symbol is something concrete that stands for something abstract. For example, the American flag stands for patriotism, and a rose represents love. It can be an object, character, or an action.  Decide on two characteristics or attributes that you have that are abstract qualities. Create a symbol to represent these characteristics about you; this symbol may be unoriginal (already exists) or original (something that you create).Write a descriptive, thorough and clear response that explains your symbol and the qualities that it represents.

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WRITTEN SECTION AND VISUAL

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YOUR IDENTITY NARRATIVE PAGE MUST INCLUDE:

1. One 8.5x11 piece of cardstock.

2. VISUAL - Symbol

3. WRITING– Typed and attached to the base page.

***most important part – be detailed and specific!!

4. Border – create a border for your page – all the way around or down one side.

5. Title – give your page an original and creative title

6. Name – your name as the author must be on the front of the page

DUE DATE:

*These will be shared in class.

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FORM -

AUDIENCE – Mrs. Keppley and peers

TOPIC – a symbol that represents abstract qualities about you

PURPOSE – to explain, describe, and/or inform

PLANNING – writer’s notebook