This complete lesson will guide you to write a full, 5-paragraph ‘summarize and describe’ essay on a topic related to the natural events in springtime, as explored in two short, challenging primary texts (included). It contains full instructions, a list of possible topics, worksheets and all necessary sources.
This assignment will take at least one week to complete.
Make the most of this easy and efficient way to practice essay writing, without having to commit to reading an entire novel or play before getting started!
Texts:
A Woodland Valentine, by Marian Storm
Marian Storm was a 20th century American writer, journalist, poet, animal rights advocate and conservationist. She is also known for saving the Mexican shrub Ayuque (later named Balmea stormiae after her) from extinction. Here she describes the arrival of spring in highly poetic language.
Field And Hedgerow, by Richard Jefferies
This short excerpt is from collection of essays written in the late 19th century, and is a reflection of Jefferies’ deep appreciation for nature and the countryside. He explores themes related to the relationship between humans and the natural world, as well as observations on rural life, seasons, and the essence of existence.
TIP! This may be a good choice for a student with an interest in poetry or nature studies.
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