The document provides a guide on how to write a diary entry, detailing steps such as reflecting on emotions, planning the entry structure, and deciding on a beginning. It encourages the writer to document events in chronological order along with their feelings and responses. The conclusion emphasizes learning from the experience and seeking feedback on the writing.

1. How to write a diary entry.
What to write and how to write it.

2. Think!
Think about a time that you felt angry or
upset.
How did you feel
Why did you feel like that?

3. Plan!
Write down what happened in order.
Why do you think these things happened?
How did you feel when these things
happened?

4. Begin!
How would you like to begin your diary?
Choose one of these or make your own!
Dear diary
Date,Time, Mood.
Good morning!
When life gives you lemons...
Today, Monday 14th of April, I...

5. Write!
What happened first, second and third.
How did you feel.
What did you do to calm down?
Do you think you did a good job to calm
down?

6. Ending!
What did you learn?
What would you do differently?

7. Check!
Take your work to the teacher or a teacher
aid to read your work and give you
feedback.