Success Criteria:

• First Person Perspective: Use "I", "me", "my" to recount events from the character's point of view.
• Past Tense: Describe events that have already happened using the past tense.
• Emotions and Feelings: Express thoughts and feelings, including adjectives and adverbs to show how the character is feeling.
• Paragraphs: Structure the entry into paragraphs to separate different events or ideas.
• Informal Style: Use conversational language and common phrases.
• Date and Time: Include the date and time of the entry to set the context.
• Chronological Order: Tell the story of events as they happened.
• Sentence Openers: Vary sentence beginnings to create a natural and engaging flow.
• Emotive Language: Use words that evoke strong emotions in the reader.
• Description: Provide vivid descriptions to help the reader imagine the scene.