Looking back on your life, who is the person that keeps you unforgettable? This week you will write another example paragraph about a special person, focusing on three good qualities of this person and using examples as support. You will display your paragraphs in a class portrait gallery next week (bring the person’s paper photos or drawing portraits ONLY, no digital photo allowed). The sample example is as follows:
Elizabeth (Lizzie) Wood, my grandmother, died many years ago, but she is still one of my favorite people. Although she was too strict, she had many good qualities. One of these was her love of learning. She had little money and lived on a farm, but she wanted to learn as much as possible. For example, after she finished all eight grades at her rural school, she took a one-month course in teacher training. It was the globe after dinner and studied the countries on it. Another of Lizzie’s good qualities was her ability to cook everything well. Without written recipes, she made delicious bread and desserts, such as fruit pies. She turned ordinary potatoes into tasty soup she was helpful to everyone. One time she organized a drama production for kids in her community. Another time she was the president of a service organization. Many times she helped her neighbors with the hard parts of their sewing. Grandma Wood was a strict person, but her good qualities made her one of my favorite people. (From Writing to Composing)

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