Lesson 22: Writing About a Dream
✍️ WRITING (40 Lessons) •
🟡 Creative Writing
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Objective
I can write about a dream using a clear beginning, middle, and end,
and I can add describing words and feelings.
Materials
- Sharpened pencil
- Eraser
- Ruled paper (primary lines preferred)
Mini-lesson — Dreams: one clear idea
Dreams can be silly, exciting, or strange. The trick is to write about
one clear dream and tell it in order.
Start with the setting
- Where were you in the dream?
- Who was there?
- What time was it? Night? Morning?
Then tell what happened
- Pick the main moment of the dream.
- Tell it in a few steps (not a hundred things).
- Use first, then, next.
Add describing words
- Use words like bright, quiet, giant, tiny.
- Add one good detail for what you saw or heard.
End with a feeling
- How did you feel? happy, scared, surprised?
- What did you do when you woke up?
Ask yourself:
"Did I tell it in order? Did I add one clear detail? Did I end with a feeling?"
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Guided Practice — Dream words warm-up
Choose 3 sentences from the Trace menu and copy them neatly on paper.
Then use the Tracing Pad to practice words, sentences, and marks.
Drag & Drop — Build dream-story sentences
Drag the words to build each short sentence.
Last
night
I
had
a
dream
.
Then
I
flew
over
my
town
.
I
felt
excited
and
surprised
.
Finally
I
woke
up
smiling
.
Quick Check — Writing about a dream
Answer each question about order, details, and feelings.
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