A Memorable Childhood Event

Paper details:

Think of a childhood event that you remember vividly. It might be the first time you rode on a school bus, the day you played in an important Little League game, the day you learned to ride a bike, or another memorable event. Write a story telling about the event. Describe what happened and explain why it was so memorable. Tell your story in an interesting way to engage the reader. Remember to make sure the reader has enough details about your experience so they can picture it in their mind.

This paper is expected to be three to five paragraphs in length.

Tips: Make sure each paragraph has its own central focus.

Use many specific examples fully to develop your ideas and paragraphs so someone unfamiliar with your writing can understand your answers and explanations. Do some pre-writing exercises to generate ideas for your narrative.

Give your brief essay a main idea. Tell the story in chronological order. Include only the most relevant details, and try to describe those details in interesting ways. Make sure each paragraph has its own central focus.

Use specific examples fully to develop your ideas and paragraphs so someone unfamiliar with your writing can understand your answers and explanations.

must be typed in 12 point font, double spaced and with 1 inch margin, Times New Roman.

A Memorable Childhood Event

Paper details:

Think of a childhood event that you remember vividly. It might be the first time you rode on a school bus, the day you played in an important Little League game, the day you learned to ride a bike, or another memorable event. Write a story telling about the event. Describe what happened and explain why it was so memorable. Tell your story in an interesting way to engage the reader. Remember to make sure the reader has enough details about your experience so they can picture it in their mind.

This paper is expected to be three to five paragraphs in length.

Tips: Make sure each paragraph has its own central focus.

Use many specific examples fully to develop your ideas and paragraphs so someone unfamiliar with your writing can understand your answers and explanations. Do some pre-writing exercises to generate ideas for your narrative.

Give your brief essay a main idea. Tell the story in chronological order. Include only the most relevant details, and try to describe those details in interesting ways. Make sure each paragraph has its own central focus.

Use specific examples fully to develop your ideas and paragraphs so someone unfamiliar with your writing can understand your answers and explanations.

must be typed in 12 point font, double spaced and with 1 inch margin, Times New Roman.

A Memorable Childhood Event

Paper details:

Think of a childhood event that you remember vividly. It might be the first time you rode on a school bus, the day you played in an important Little League game, the day you learned to ride a bike, or another memorable event. Write a story telling about the event. Describe what happened and explain why it was so memorable. Tell your story in an interesting way to engage the reader. Remember to make sure the reader has enough details about your experience so they can picture it in their mind.

This paper is expected to be three to five paragraphs in length.

Tips: Make sure each paragraph has its own central focus.

Use many specific examples fully to develop your ideas and paragraphs so someone unfamiliar with your writing can understand your answers and explanations. Do some pre-writing exercises to generate ideas for your narrative.

Give your brief essay a main idea. Tell the story in chronological order. Include only the most relevant details, and try to describe those details in interesting ways. Make sure each paragraph has its own central focus.

Use specific examples fully to develop your ideas and paragraphs so someone unfamiliar with your writing can understand your answers and explanations.

must be typed in 12 point font, double spaced and with 1 inch margin, Times New Roman.