Creative Writing by Jade D. Fraga, a Language Teacher

This presentation is used in teaching Creative Writing Subject.

1. CREATIVE WRITING Jade Dinglasa Fraga, Teacher II/Language Teacher

2. OBJECTIVES Analyze the elements of fiction. Present a striking scene for a short story. Collaborate with other members in a group in completing a task for real-life application of concepts and skills for daily living. Appreciate wholeheartedly the importance of collaboration to achieve a quality output.

3. Classroom-Based Activity

4. What can you say about this painting? Votes: 25 Time left: Vote at: Artwork Title: The Manananggal Artist: Nat Lamina

5. 37 th Romeo Forbes Children’s Story Writing Competition Votes: 25 Time left: Vote at: Artwork Title: The Manananggal Artist: Nat Lamina

6. What do you think is the winning title of the entry of the 37 th Romeo Forbes Children’s Story Writing Contest using the painting from one of the Contemporary Arts of the Philippines. Votes: 25 Time left: Vote at: Artwork Title: The Manananggal Artist: Nat Lamina

7. What do you think is the title of the winning entry of the story? Votes: 25 Time left:

8. Survey Says Where are my legs Ang Babae sa Alas Dose Gising sa Gabi My Mother is a Witch Beautiful Monster Hating Gabi 99 90 85 80 75 70

9. Votes: 25 Time left: Short background of the story Banaag takes young readers on a journey with Elena, a curious and friendly manananggal who embarks on a quest to find her missing legs. Rooted in personal experiences of loss and rediscovery, this tale not only entertains but also teaches valuable lessons of perseverance and self-discovery. The winner of the 37th Romeo Forbes Competition hopes that this story will allow readers to explore the wonders of imagination and the joy of storytelling. Cash Prize is worth Php 45, 000.00

10. Points: : 5 minutes Time to achieve Scanning or Skimming Activity

11. Elements of Fiction "Let's play the Feud!"

12. Round 1 50 Points Next

13. 1. Which element of fiction refers to the time and location where the story takes place? Plot Theme Setting Character Answer Next Quit Plot Theme Character Setting

14. 2. What is the term for the sequence of events in a story? Characterization Conflict Resolution Plot Answer Next Quit Characterization Conflict Plot Resolution

15. 3 . Which element of fiction represents the underlying message or insight about life that a story conveys? Conflict Dialogue Mood Theme Answer Next Quit Conflict Dialogue Theme Mood

16. Round 2 75 Points Next

17. 4 . In a story, which type of character changes significantly over the course of the plot? Dynamic Character Flat Character Static Character Foil Character Answer Next Quit Dynamic Character Flat Character Foil Character Static Character

18. 5 . Which of the following is an example of external conflict? A character struggling with their own self-doubt A character facing a physical obstacle, such as a storm A character making a difficult moral decision A character questioning their identity Answer Next Quit A character struggling with their own self-doubt A character facing a physical obstacle, such as a storm A character questioning their identity A character making a difficult moral decision

19. 6 . The protagonist is best defined as: A side character who helps move the plot The character who opposes the main character The main character of the story The villain of the story Answer Next Quit A side character who helps move the plot The character who opposes the main character The villain of the story The main character of the story

20. Round 3 100 Points Next

21. 7 . The "climax" of a story is: The background information provided at the beginning The resolution of the conflict The most intense or exciting point of the story The introduction of characters and setting Answer Next Quit The background information provided at the beginning The resolution of the conflict The introduction of characters and setting The most intense or exciting point of the story

22. 8 . What does the term "point of view" in fiction refer to? The time period in which the story is set The moral lesson of the story The physical location of the characters The perspective from which the story is told Answer Next Quit The time period in which the story is set The moral lesson of the story The perspective from which the story is told The physical location of the characters

23. 9. Which of the following best defines "tone" in fiction? The use of symbols to convey deeper meaning The emotional atmosphere or mood of the story The arrangement of events in the plot The author’s attitude toward the subject or audience Answer Next Quit The use of symbols to convey deeper meaning The emotional atmosphere or mood of the story The author’s attitude toward the subject or audience The arrangement of events in the plot

24. 10. A story's antagonist is: Always the evil character The narrator of the story The author’s favorite character A character who creates obstacles for the protagonist Answer Next Quit Always the evil character The narrator of the story A character who creates obstacles for the protagonist The author’s favorite character

25. Now, you are already equipped with knowledge and concept on how to create a striking scene for a short story using the elements of fiction. Let’s get started!

26. Create a striking scene for a short story using the artwork of CJ Taňedo Votes: 25 Time left:

27. Create a striking scene for a short story using the artwork of CJ Taňedo Votes: 25 Time left:

28. Group Task: Create a striking scene for a short story using the artwork of CJ Taňedo Votes: 25 Time left: Real-life Application of the Lesson Using the artwork of CJ Taňedo , create a striking scene and apply the elements of fiction. Before presenting the scene, research about the underlying issue that we can get out from this artwork. Present also the observable or verified facts provided with percentage and graphs. Group 1 will present their output by screen casting their device and use Canva App. Group 2 will present their output by screen casting their device and use TikTok App.

29. Task: Create a striking scene for a short story using the artwork of CJ Taňedo 12 Total Score: 25 Time left: Category Excellent (4) Good (3) Satisfactory (2) Needs Improvement (1) Creativity & Originality Scene demonstrates exceptional creativity, original ideas, and engages the audience with a unique or surprising perspective. Scene is creative and original, with some unique elements that engage the audience. Scene shows some creativity, but ideas may be predictable or less engaging. Scene lacks creativity, originality, or shows minimal effort in developing a unique idea. Storytelling & Narrative Arc Scene effectively conveys a clear narrative arc (beginning, middle, end) and creates strong emotional or thematic impact. Scene conveys a solid narrative arc with a clear progression but may lack some emotional or thematic depth. Scene has a basic narrative arc but may be unclear or lack depth in parts. Scene is missing key narrative elements, lacks progression, or feels incomplete. Character Development Characters in the scene are well-developed and feel real, with clear motivations and emotional depth. Characters are developed but may lack full depth or complexity. Characters are minimally developed with some basic traits, but lack depth or clear motivations. Characters are flat, underdeveloped, or unclear in terms of motivations and emotions.