We can all tell lies. But telling a good lie requires thought and creativity. This week we learned to turn lies into literature. We started by talking about what makes a good lie: details, believable, based on truth, a well developed thought.
Next we played a game called two lies and one truth. This is a game where each student tried to convince the other students that their lies are truths. The homework is to write a story with their best lie. They need to make it believable and convince us that it is a true story.
Greek
chronos- time
dendron- tree
para- beside
lithos- rock, stone
petros- rock, stone
astron- star
Latin
stella- star
arbor- tree
tempus- time
inter- between
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