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Malls Compared to 6 Traits

What I’m doing is comparing the six traits of writing to the mall. So here it is:

Ideas and Content - major stores

Organization  how the clothes are organized on the rack

Voice what its appearance is

Word Choice  the accessories in it

Sentence Fluency some purses are small, some are big

Conventions – all the small hair clips

Is this true, how?

Comments

Hi Marisela,

I found your metaphor very interesting. I like "all the small hair clips" for the conventions. If all those little hair clips are in place it holds it all together, right? Very good!

As we near the end of the year, if you had to choose, which of your posts is your favorite and why?

I love reading all of your posts and think you have shown lots of improvement this year! I enjoy reading your blog and always look forward to new postings!

Mrs. Davis

What great image to help you remember! I can just picture the mall the way you describe everything in it.

At first I was interested in the metaphor you wrote for the six traits of writing, but the best metaphor is the title of your blog -- that's just fantastic! I sometimes think of my blog as my outboard brain. Library of Knowledge is even better. ;-)

Cheers!

Wow! Really like this idea of comparing 6 Traits to a shopping mall. I never would have come up with that analogy, but it fits well in many areas. Thanks for making me think and entertaining me.

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