Activity 2.3: "Dear Charing" Direction: Suppose you have watched a true-to-life story featured on a television. On your journal, compose a letter addressed to Ate Charing (a TV program host). Your letter should narrate how the main character/s in the story inspired you with everything that he/she went through and the process on how he/she survived over the challenges of the disaster that he/she had experienced. Make sure that emphasis will be given on the disaster effects to the life of the main character. Your output will be graded according to this rubric. 4 3 2 1 Story/ Content The story adheres The story is on The story is on topic The story is neither to the theme/topic topic, but the and the substance is on topic nor has substance is fair. substance. satisfactory. Chain of events The story is very Clear transitions are Some transitions Ideas and scenes well organized, and used in most are not clear and seem to be scenes follow a scenes. hard to follow. randomly arranged logical sequence. and improvement is needed Characters Readers could Most readers would The reader knows a It is difficult to tell describe the have clear idea on little about the the actual role of characters the role of the characters. the characters. accurately. characters