6. Literary Forms and Genres: Engage with short stories by Ray Bradbury, poetry by Maya Angelou, myths from diverse cultures, and informational texts on social issues.
7. Creative Expression: Develop writing skills in poetry, short stories, and personal narratives, with an emphasis on using descriptive language and crafting a compelling narrative voice.
8. Literary Devices: Study imagery, metaphor, simile, personification, alliteration, and hyperbole in various literary texts.
9. Elements of Storytelling: Explore narrative structure, character development, and thematic conflict through classic and contemporary literature.
10. Introduction to Essay Writing: Practice writing persuasive and expository essays with clear thesis statements, logical arguments, and supporting evidence.