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From this interesting image shown you may choose one character and imagine your story.

1. Woman with a bag

2. A woman talking to a man

3. Street chalk artist

4. Woman choosing clothes

5. Parents sitting on a bench with a child playing

Brainstorm ideas and craft a story based on the image. Organize your thoughts focusing on:

1. Characters

2. Setting

3. Conflict

4. Solution

Afterwards, you may post your output here on the board.

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Characters:

Maya: A young, passionate street chalk artist, eager to share her art with the world.

Mr. Peterson: An elderly man who frequents the park, observing the daily happenings.

Sarah: A little girl who is captivated by Maya's art.

Setting:

A sunny, bustling street in a vibrant town. The street is lined with shops and trees, creating a lively atmosphere.

Conflict:

Maya is struggling to gain recognition for her art. Passersby often ignore her, and she feels discouraged.

Solution:

Mr. Peterson, who has been watching Maya, approaches her and shares his appreciation for her talent. He tells her that her art brings joy to the street and encourages her to keep creating. Sarah, a little girl, is so inspired by Maya's art that she asks her parents for chalk and starts creating her own drawings. Maya realizes that her art has the power to inspire others and bring happiness to the community. She continues to create, finding fulfillment in sharing her talent with the world.

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Eleanor ran a hand over her linen dress, smoothing out a wrinkle that wasn’t there. She stood on the edge of a bustling park, a world of laughter and sunlight unfolding before her. But her eyes were fixed on the bag clutched in her hand. It was a simple brown leather satchel, worn at the corners, a faint patina of age on its surface. It was her grandmother’s, and for a long time, it had been a source of comfort, a link to a woman she adored. But today, it felt heavy, a burden.

Inside were three things: a faded photograph of her grandmother on a picnic blanket, a single, smooth stone from a riverbed, and a small, tarnished silver locket. These were the keepsakes of a life she was meant to live, a life of stability, tradition, and quiet happiness. The locket was from an old suitor, a man her family approved of, a man who offered a steady, predictable future. The stone was from a childhood home she was expected to inherit, and the photograph was a reminder of a legacy she was supposed to carry on.

She took a deep breath, the sounds of the park filling her ears—a child's squeal of delight, the distant thrum of a guitar, the low murmur of conversations. It was the sound of now, not then. With a deliberate motion, she unzipped the bag. She placed the photograph on a nearby bench, the smiling face of her grandmother now looking out at the world. She tucked the stone into the hollow of a gnarled oak tree, a small gift for a new world. The locket, she held for a moment longer, its cold weight a final anchor to the past. Then, she let it go, a soft clink as it landed in a bed of ferns.

The bag felt lighter now, a strange, hollow feeling in her hand. She thought about what to put in it. Maybe a book of poetry from a local shop. Or a ticket stub from a spontaneous train ride to a new city. She smiled, a genuine, unburdened smile that reached her eyes. The bag was no longer a vessel for the past but a promise for the future. With a lighter step and a new purpose, Eleanor walked into the park, the empty bag a blank canvas, ready to be filled with the stories of her own making.

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1. Characters:

A. Clara

A woman named Clara, indecisive about her wardrobe.

B. Mr. Abernathy

The shop owner, a patient and observant man.

2. Setting:

A quaint clothing boutique on a sunny afternoon in the town square.

3. Conflict:

Clara is attending an important event and can't decide what to wear, leading to self-doubt and anxiety.

4. Solution:

With Mr. Abernathy's gentle guidance and genuine compliments, Clara finds the perfect outfit that makes her feel confident and beautiful, resolving her conflict.

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The Chalk Artist, The Bag, and the Connection"

Clara walked through the city square, weighed down by the old leather bag that held a letter from her late mother—one she had never read. Every day, she passed Luca, a street artist whose chalk drawings disappeared as quickly as they appeared. His art was fleeting, yet alive with color.

Today, Clara paused. His work—vibrant and impermanent—spoke to something deep within her. She knelt, fingers brushing the chalk, and for the first time in years, felt a quiet peace. Luca noticed her, sensing her sadness. "You like it?" he asked.

"It's beautiful," Clara replied, her voice soft. "I didn’t think something so temporary could feel so important."

Luca paused. "Art fades, but maybe that’s what makes it real."

Clara’s heart tightened. She pulled out the letter from her bag and, without thinking, asked, "Do you ever feel like you’re carrying something that doesn’t belong to you anymore?"

Luca nodded. "All the time. But maybe we can help others let go of it, even if just for a moment."

His words struck Clara. She had carried the letter—and the grief tied to it—for so long, thinking letting go would mean losing her mother. But maybe it meant something else.

Clara sat on a bench, opened the letter, and read her mother's final words: "Live. Don’t hold onto the past forever. Let it go."

For the first time in years, the weight lifted. She stood, smiled at Luca, and left a note beside his artwork: "Art makes the invisible visible. Thank you."

As she walked away, the bag felt lighter, and Luca’s chalk drawings faded, leaving behind a memory of connection, fleeting but real.

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Street chalk artist

1. Characters

Maya – A passionate street chalk artist in her late 20s who uses art to brighten the rainy city streets.

Liam – A skeptical passerby, businessman, stressed and hurried through his day.

Old Vendor – An elderly man who sells umbrellas nearby and knows Maya well.

2. Setting

A bustling urban street corner on a rainy afternoon. Puddles reflect the gray skies, and people rush by with umbrellas. Despite the gloomy weather, Maya is drawing a vibrant chalk mural on the wet pavement, depicting a sunny garden full of flowers.

3. Conflict

The rain intensifies, threatening to wash away Maya’s chalk art before anyone can appreciate it. Passersby ignore her, focused on staying dry. Liam scoffs at her effort, seeing it as futile and a waste of time in such bad weather.

4. Solution

Maya calmly continues her work, explaining to Liam how her art is meant to bring joy even during the rainstorm — a reminder that beauty exists despite hardship. Inspired, Liam pauses, looks at the growing mural, and decides to help by sharing an umbrella with Maya.

The old vendor brings over a tarp to shield the artwork, and more people stop to watch, eventually admiring the vibrant colors against the gray backdrop. The community’s mood lifts as they find hope and connection in Maya’s rainstorm art.

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Setting: A bustling ferry terminal in Cebu, Philippines, where travelers weave through crowds and vendors shout over the hum of engines.

Characters:

Isabel: A woman in her late thirties, quiet but observant, carrying a worn canvas bag with faded embroidery.

Rico: A young porter who notices Isabel returning to the terminal every week.

The Bag: Not just an object, but a symbol of memory, loss, and hope.

Conflict (Man vs. Man): Isabel returns to the ferry terminal every Wednesday, always with the same bag. Rico, curious and concerned, finally asks why she keeps coming back. She tells him the bag belonged to her daughter, who vanished during a ferry accident five years ago. Authorities declared her lost at sea, but Isabel never accepted it. The bag is all she has left—and she believes her daughter is still alive.

Rico, skeptical but moved, tries to convince Isabel to let go and move on. He believes she’s torturing herself with false hope. Isabel insists: “You don’t let go of someone just because the world tells you to.”

Solution: One stormy afternoon, Isabel finds a note tucked inside the bag—one she swears wasn’t there before. It’s written in her daughter’s handwriting: “I’m safe. I’ll find you when it’s time.”

Rico thinks it’s a cruel prank. Isabel doesn’t argue. She simply smiles, thanks him for caring, and walks away—her bag swinging gently at her side, lighter than it’s ever been.

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Characters

A young street chalk artist named Lila

A little boy watching her draw

The boy’s father

Setting

A busy city sidewalk on a sunny afternoon

Conflict

Lila is drawing a beautiful mural, but the crowd keeps passing by without noticing; she begins to feel discouraged about her talent.

Solution

A little boy stops, stares in awe, and calls his father to look; soon a small crowd gathers, clapping for Lila’s work, reminding her that even one person’s appreciation can spark recognition.

Short Story:
On a bustling city sidewalk, Lila, a street chalk artist, knelt on the pavement, sketching bright flowers that bloomed with every stroke of her hand. People hurried past, eyes fixed on their phones, and not a single glance fell on her work. Frustrated, she brushed chalk dust from her hands and thought of giving up. Just then, a small boy tugged at his father’s arm and pointed at her drawing with wide-eyed wonder. His excitement drew a few more passersby, who began to gather, smile, and applaud. Lila’s heart lifted as she realized that even one moment of appreciation was enough to keep her art alive.

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Rya stood outside a clothing store, her eyes fixed on a red dress displayed on the mannequin.

It was perfect for her daughter’s graduation, and she wanted it more than anything.

But when she opened her wallet, she saw only a few coins.

Her heart sank as other shoppers walked in and out with their new clothes.

Rya pressed her hand against the glass, whispering, “Someday.”

Just then, her sister Zy arrived and noticed her longing.

Without a word, Zy smiled, took her hand, and pulled her inside.

Together they bought the dress, Zy helping pay the rest.

Rya held the bag tightly, tears of gratitude in her eyes.

At the graduation, she wore the dress proudly, knowing love made it possible.

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Story Elements:

Characters: Rya (the woman), Zy (her sister), Liza (her daughter, mentioned).

Setting: Outside and inside a clothing store, later at the graduation.

Conflict: Rya desperately wants the dress but doesn’t have enough money.

Conclusion: With Zy’s help, she gets the dress and wears it proudly at the graduation.

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A man walks down an alleyway

Satisfied with what he has,

he enjoys life one step at a time.

Hoping to go back to the one place he loves the most, His home, with his family.

Character:

Lawyer

Conflict:

None