Writing-to-Learn

5. A written activity where all the possible reasons of an event are thought.
7. A sentence where the most important details of something learned are stated.
9. A written piece where you state your first ideas about something you are about to study .
10. A written piece where you write down the possible outcomes of a passageor reading.

1. A piece of writing where you evalute what you have read until a certain point.
2. A specific piece of writing where a made-up conversation is developed between you and a character.
3. A story that describes a real life event by using the original historical characters, projecting yourself into it.
4. A written discussion where you take two positions with opposite ideas.
6. A written evidence about your understanding of a topic previously explained by the teacher and turned in.
8. A piece of writing that explains and gives an order that simplyfies information.