Diary entry

Cards (31)

  • What should you write at the top of a diary entry?
    Date
  • What is an optional greeting you can use in a diary entry?
    Dear Diary,
  • How should you start the introduction of a diary entry?
    By saying how you feel or why you’re writing
  • If you had an amazing day, how might you start your diary entry?
    Today was an amazing day!
  • What should be included in the main body of a diary entry?
    • Describe what happened using past tense
    • Include thoughts and feelings
    • Write about:
    • Events at school, home, or with friends
    • Emotions and reasons
    • Surprises or annoyances
    • Lessons learned
  • What tense should you use in the main body of a diary entry?
    Past tense
  • What type of expressions can you use to convey feelings in a diary entry?
    Expressions like "I felt so…" or "It was the best/worst…"
  • If you were surprised by something, which expression could you use in your diary entry?
    I didn’t expect…
  • What is the purpose of the optional conclusion in a diary entry?
    To wrap it up with a final thought or plan
  • What are the key components of a diary entry?
    1. Date
    2. Greeting (optional)
    3. Introduction (feelings or reasons)
    4. Main Body (events, thoughts, feelings)
    5. Conclusion (optional)
  • What event made Jamie feel nervous in the diary entry?
    Forgetting about the math test
  • What did Jamie learn from their day according to the diary entry?
    They need to get more organized
  • What treat did Jamie's friend Sarah surprise them with?
    Favorite cookies
  • What feeling does Jamie express about the math test?
    They feel bad and think they failed
  • How does Jamie's diary entry reflect their emotional state?
    It shows a mix of anxiety and relief
  • What is the main task when writing a diary entry from a character's perspective?
    Reflect on an important issue for the character
  • Why is it important to read the text carefully before writing a diary entry?
    To understand the character's special traits
  • What should you focus on in the diary entry regarding the character's situation?
    Her/his experiences and feelings
  • What elements should be included in the diary entry to reflect the character's personality?
    Feelings, thoughts, hopes, and worries
  • What are the steps to prepare for writing a diary entry?
    1. Read the task carefully
    2. Study the text and highlight relevant information
    3. Take notes on ideas to use
    4. Add your own ideas fitting the character
    5. Organize notes in a convincing order
    6. Ensure notes are relevant to the task
  • What should the beginning of a diary entry include?
    Date and a suitable salutation
  • How should the introduction of the diary entry be structured?
    Refer to the experience and character's feelings
  • What should the main part of the diary entry focus on?
    Character's experiences and reactions
  • What should you include about the character's future in the diary entry?
    Hopes, worries, and future developments
  • What is a suitable way to conclude a diary entry?
    Final thoughts on the character's situation
  • What are the key points to remember when writing a diary entry?
    • Include relevant aspects from notes
    • Focus on the task requirements
    • Ensure plausibility and character consistency
    • Help readers understand the character's thoughts
    • Use appropriate diary entry style
    • Write with vivid language
    • Structure text with paragraphs
  • What should you check for before finalizing your diary entry?
    Vocabulary, grammar, and spelling
  • Why is it important to use vivid language when writing about feelings?
    To convey the character's emotions effectively
  • How can you ensure your diary entry fits the character's personality?
    By using appropriate language and style
  • What should you do if your ideas go beyond the text in the diary entry?
    Ensure they are plausible for the character
  • What are the essential components of a diary entry's structure?
    • Introduction: Date, salutation, general statement
    • Main part: Experiences, feelings, thoughts, and future plans
    • Conclusion: Final thoughts and outlook