What makes a good recount

     Earlier today Joelle and I discussed 10 important things that you must have in a writing recount for it to be more proper and interesting.

   First, before we started discussing things we watched a video. The video was about recounts! We got some of our things from the video we watched. We had to write our writing goal at the end of our blog post to see if we accomplish it! It took us one and a half writing sessions to finish our brain storming but it was worth it so,

    Here is what we think are important to incorporate in a recount;

• In your introduction it is important to answer the five W's, who, what, where, when, and why.
• Include your senses; see, smell, hear, feel, and touch.
• Seperate your brainstorming into different sections (paragraphs) based on the topic of each idea.
• Make sure your recount is in the right order. 
• Maybe add a 1. 2. 3. planning so you remember what order your recount goes.
• Use correct nouns and pronouns.
• Add rich language.
• End your recount with what you ended up feeling at the end, e.g I was glad I went to the doctors.
• Try use time connectives.
• Make sure to use correct punctuation.

  My writing goal for the remainder of this year is to become a level 4 writer and to become a faster one.