Unit 6 Relaxation SMART

What's your name? Have you been stressed out lately? Read the text and answer the questions. 1. What techniques has he tried to help him relax?2. What worked?3. What didn't work? It's time to write! 1. Brainstorm - It helps us remember details about that day. Make a mental map with ideas about how to relax. 2. Outline - The outline helps us build the structure of our paragraph. Read and answer the questions on your notebook.1. What techniques have you tried to help you relax?2. What worked?3. What didn't work?4. What do you wish you could try to help you relax? 3. Draft - The draft is the preliminary version of your paragraph. Write a 15-sentence paragraph about what you do to relax.- Use the words from the brainstorm and the ideas from the outline.- Use the tenses learnt so far with the correct time markers (present perfect, present perfect continuous, wishes).- Don't forget a creative title and your name. 4. Checking - Check that your paragraph follows the guidelines. Read your paragraph and choose the correct answer. If your answers are no, you need to correct your draft. a. Are there 15 sentences on your paragraph? Yes, there are. No, there aren't. b. Is your paragraph about what you do to relax? Yes, it is. No, it isn't. c. Did you follow the structure you built in the outline? Yes, I did. No, I didn't. d. Did you include your name and a creative title? Yes, I did. No, I didn't. 5. Editing - Focus on grammar and spelling. Read your paragraph again. Look for grammar and spelling mistakes. 6. Publishing - The final version of your paragraph. Write your checked and corrected paragraph. You may add a picture.