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Enchanting Tales: Unveiling Mysteries of the Tyler Arboretum

Dive into the intricate world of the Tyler Arboretum through detailed picture analysis to craft captivating stories. Explore unique story ideas like elves displaced by war or symbolic bridges between realms. Unleash your creativity and aim to have your story related to the first picture for online publication. Follow the grading rubric for a chance to earn points based on character description, plot events, setting details, timeline inclusion, story structure, and writing mechanics.

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Enchanting Tales: Unveiling Mysteries of the Tyler Arboretum

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  1. The Tyler Arboretum Writing Project What Lies Beneath?

  2. AS YOU VIEW THE SLIDES: • View and analyze the pictures with precision. Remember the descriptive unit! • Think outside the box for possible story ideas. Could a war have forced elves out of their homeland and into a tree? Could the bridge in picture three be a symbol of the border between life and death? You decide. • Remember that only stories relating to the first picture have a chance of being published online.

  3. GRADING RUBRIC ____ 50 points: 5W’s ____ 10 Who?(Did you describe the main character?) ____ 10 What? (Does your plot have detailed events?) ____ 10 Where? (Did you describe the setting?) ____ 10 When? (Did you give a date or time of year when your story happened? Refer to time “passing” in your story.) ____ 45 points: Beginning, Middle, End ____ 15 Beginning (Introduction of who, where, what, when) ____ 15 Middle (Development 5W’s, conflict)____ 15 End (Strong conclusion, closure to 5W’s) ______ 10 points: Writing Mechanics

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