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Continue Activity 26 below

For our comic strip
Example:

Panel 1
NARRATOR: At the time of this story, I was still living at my friend Sherlock Holmes' flat on
Baker Street in London. One day, very early in the morning, I woke up and found him
standing there, right next to my bed. I blinked in some surprise, for it was only 7:15.
He was fully dressed and I was still in my pajamas. He told me about a woman who
had come to see us.

SHERLOCK HOLMES: Sorry to get you up so early, Watson, but there is a young lady
waiting for us in the living room. If she has an interesting case for me, you might want

to follow it from the beginning.

WATSON: I would not miss it for anything!!!

Closure stage-socialization

27. Check the text you wrote in the panels and do the following. session 11

• Use strategies such as these:
• Identify misspelled words, for example: those missing one letter or an
apostrophe, those that do not start with a capital letter even though they
are a proper noun, those that the handwriting is unintelligible, etc.
• Cross out redundant information that repeats an idea or is not pertinent.
• Add punctuation marks where needed, for example: a period to separate
two ideas, commas to order items in a list, a colon to introduce an example, etc. Spelling and punctuation

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