Unit Activity Lesson Plans

Introduction
Students have read about the narrative writing. In this lesson, they will practice writing natural and fitting dialogue.

Lesson Description
Students will revise ten sentences of dialogue, making them more realistic and natural.

Instructional Objectives

1. Students will be able to write realistic dialogue.
2. Students will be able to accurately represent speakers in a dialogue.

Student Web Activity Answers

1. "Are you saying that I'm not as strong as you are?" Ray asked.
2. "I'd never say that," replied Harry. "I'm only trying to help a friend."
3. "Really?" asked Ray. "Tell you what. I'll race you to the top."
4. "It's a deal. Loser carries both packs back down the mountain."
5. Ray smirked. "I hope you're feeling rested."
6. "Don't be too smug," Harry crowed. "You're the one who's going to need a rest!"
7. "Okay, you guys," said Carol. "Knock it off."
8. "Let's go," yelled Esteban, hoisting on his pack and taking the lead.
9. "This fresh air feels great," Gilda exclaimed.
10. "I agree," Ray said. "I feel energized already!"

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