This Week's Mission:
Traveling across India you can explore rivers, mountains, plateaus, and deserts.
The Indian Subcontinent is a land of many contrasts. Our original intent was to drop you on the coast of the Bay of Bengal. Unfortunately a mistake has been made, and you have been dropped into the middle of Hindu Kush; don't worry we've provided you with warm clothes for the snowy weather.
The good news is you get to travel across India and explore the beauty of this wonderful land! Your mission is to travel from Hindu Kush to the Bay of Bengal describing at least one part of the terrain you cross. The route you take is your own choice.
Your post might include:
- spend your nights crossing the Thar Desert, and your days in the shade watching the amazing desert animals
- take a ride down the Brahmaputra River during the monsoon season.
- hike across the Himalaya Mountains climbing glaciers and great peaks
- walk right across the middle and explore the wonders of the Deccan Plateau
Specific Post Requirements:
- Must contain two pieces of factual information about at least one physical feature of Indian Geography.
- Use Writer's Secret 2-6 (commas in a series). Be sure to highlight it when used.
- Must use and underline the delicious word: famished or instantaneous.
General Post and Comment Requirements:
A reminder about the general requirements for each post can be found at the top left of this blog site.
Special Writer's Challenge:
This is a special challenge for those of you who would like a little extra practice in your writing craft. If you choose to do this challenge please add the letters "WC" to your post title. Students who successfully complete this challenge will receive 1 extra credit point.
The challenge: For this challenge you must include at least one adjective for EVERY noun. However, you may not use an adjective more than once in the entire post. This includes variations of the same word, for example: ugly and ugliest. Don't forget that there is a difference between adjectives and adverbs. You do not need to underline or highlight the adjectives.

