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    Quarter 1 DEFINING WRITING AND IDENTIFYING ITS FORMS

    Week 1-2
    GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: Read the specific directions carefully before answering the exercises and activities.
    Accomplish this module on or before SEPTEMBER 7, 2020. For online consultations, please refer to the given
    schedule.

    ESSENTIAL LEARNING PURPOSES: At the end of these lessons, I am expected to:


    1. Define creative writing;
    2. Identify the types of creative writing;

    What do I
    need to
    know?
    Before going further, let us see if you can answer this exercise. I know you can do it! This
    will help you to determine your prior knowledge about this topic. Good luck!
    Creative Writing Challenge: What do you write?
    What do you typically write, and why? Make a lists of all the kinds of writing you regularly
    What I know? do—shopping lists, class notes, whatever. What kinds of writing do you do most often?
    REVIEW Least often? What are your usual reasons for writing? Which of your writing experiences
    are generally productive and satisfying? Unproductive and unsatisfying? In a paragraph or
    two, write why some writing experiences are productive and satisfying while others are not.

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    HOLY TRINITY COLLEGE OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY | SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM 1
    MODULE IN CREATIVE WRITING | HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
    What is writing?

    We all know writing when we see it. Writing involves putting words on paper via a computer, pen
    pencil or crayon. But writing is more than mere doodling.

    When you write, you communicate a message to reader. Communicating in writing means sending
    a message that has a destination.

    The message of writing is its content. You can present your message in a variety of ways.

    People write for a variety of reasons. People write to solve problems and to communicate with
    others, but they write to look inward or to fulfil important personal needs as well.

    HOLY TRINITY COLLEGE OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY | SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM 2
    MODULE IN CREATIVE WRITING | HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
    FORMS OF WRITING

    A writer’s style is a reflection of his or her personality, unique voice, and way of
    approaching the audience and readers.

    1. Expository- Expository writing explains or informs. It talks about a subject without giving
    opinions.

    Key Points:
     Usually explains something in a process.
     Is often equipped with facts and figures.
     Is usually in a logical order and sequence.

    HOLY TRINITY COLLEGE OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY | SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM 3
    MODULE IN CREATIVE WRITING | HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
    For online reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5IPrxafggQ
    For offline reference: Please see video entitled “Expository Writing”

    When You Would Use Expository Writing:


     Textbook writing.

     Articles.

     Recipes.

     News stories (not including


    opinion or editorial pieces).

    HOLY TRINITY COLLEGE OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY | SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM 4
    MODULE IN CREATIVE WRITING | HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
    2. Descriptive- Descriptive writing focuses on communicating the details of a character, event, or
    place.

    Descriptive writing's main purpose is to describe. It is a style of writing that focuses on describing
    a character, an event, or a place in great detail. It can be poetic when the author takes the time to
    be very specific in his or her descriptions.

    Key Points:
     It is often poetic in nature
     It describes places, people, events, situations, or locations in a highly-detailed manner.
     The author visualizes what he or she sees, hears, tastes, smells, and feels.

    For online reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZXn0TbJrlw


    For offline reference: Please see video entitled “Descriptive Writing”

    When You Would Use Descriptive Writing:

     Poetry

     Journal or diary writing

    HOLY TRINITY COLLEGE OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY | SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM 5
    MODULE IN CREATIVE WRITING | HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
     Descriptive passages in fiction

    3. Persuasive- Persuasive writing tries to bring other people around to your point of view.

    Persuasive writing's main purpose is to convince. Unlike expository writing, persuasive writing
    contains the opinions and biases of the author.
    Key Points:

     Persuasive writing is equipped with reasons, arguments, and justifications.


     In persuasive writing, the author takes a stand and asks you to agree with his or her point
    of view.
     It often asks for readers to do something about the situation (this is called a call-to-action).

    For online reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hD9arWXIddM


    For offline reference: Please see video #7 “Persuasive Writing”

    HOLY TRINITY COLLEGE OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY | SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM 6
    MODULE IN CREATIVE WRITING | HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
    When You Would Use Persuasive Writing:
     Opinion and editorial newspaper pieces.

     Advertisements.

     Reviews (of books,


    music, movie,
    restaurants, etc.).

     Letter of recommendation.

    HOLY TRINITY COLLEGE OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY | SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM 7
    MODULE IN CREATIVE WRITING | HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
    4. Narrative- A narrative tells a story. There will usually be characters and dialogue.

    Narrative writing's main purpose is to tell a story. The author will create different characters and
    tell you what happens to them (sometimes the author writes from the point of view of one of the
    characters—this is known as first person narration). Novels, short stories, novellas, poetry, and
    biographies can all fall in the narrative writing style. Simply, narrative writing answers the
    question: “What happened then?”
    Key Points:
     A person tells a story or event.
     Has characters and dialogue.
     Has definite and logical beginnings, intervals, and endings.
     Often has situations like actions, motivational events, and disputes or conflicts with their
    eventual solutions.
    For online reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgNVUZvB9Ow
    For offline reference: Please see video entitled “Narrative Writing”

    Examples of When You Would Use Narrative Writing:

     Novels

     Short stories

    HOLY TRINITY COLLEGE OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY | SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM 8
    MODULE IN CREATIVE WRITING | HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
     Poetry

     Autobiographies or biographies

    Before going further, let us see if you can answer this exercise. I know you can do it! This will
    help you to determine your prior knowledge about this topic.
    Short Quiz
    WHAT’S Which type of writing style do you prefer to use? Explain your chosen writing style.
    MORE
    a) Expository Writing
    b) Descriptive Writing

    c) Persuasive Writing

    HOLY TRINITY COLLEGE OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY | SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM 9
    MODULE IN CREATIVE WRITING | HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
    d) Narrative Writing

    Explorer! Let us now test what you have learned in our adventure! I know you can answer these
    questions! Good luck!

    In a sheet of short bond paper, make your own example of the different forms of writing.
    ASSESSMENT Make 1 example in each form. Upon the submission of your module, please attach your
    output.

    Explorer! Please take time to watch the following videos attached in this section before you
    proceed to the next lesson. For now, you may take your break.

    HOLY TRINITY COLLEGE OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY | SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM 10
    MODULE IN CREATIVE WRITING | HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
    ENRICHMENT
    Video Links:

    1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LeYM8TKGEyc
    2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdfkKgH9T9Y\
    3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_e1e8AhXnEo
    4. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5IPrxafggQ
    5. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vZXn0TbJrlw
    6. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgNVUZvB9Ow
    7. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hD9arWXIddM

    NEXT LESSON: Types of Creative Writing

    Four Types of Writing. Retrieved June 25, 2020 from: https://owlcation.com/humanities/Four-


    Types-of-Writing

    Solmerano, E. Et. Al (2017). Creative Writing. Manila Philippines. Fastbooks Educational


    Supply Inc.
    REFERENCES

    HOLY TRINITY COLLEGE OF GENERAL SANTOS CITY | SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM 11
    MODULE IN CREATIVE WRITING | HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

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