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NarrativeFairy Tales Adventure Legends
Fables Historical Fiction
Spooky stories Funny storiesMyths Animal stories
Fantasy Science Fiction
Detective
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A Narrative needs:
1. Plot
2. Characters
3. Setting
4. Tension: problem and
resolution
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Plot
Setting & Characters
Beginning
Build up
Problem in
the middle
Resolutio
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Ending
Clues connected to the problem
Tension –what’s going to happen?
The main character will have ‘learnt’ something.
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CharactersThink about WHO your characters are. Think about the
details.
1. Name of your character. Make the name fit the
character:
A happy character can have a happy sounding name: Milly/Molly/Toby/Mrs Sweet
A mean character can have a mean sounding name: Zik/Cranola/Mrs Shocker
2. Does your main character have friends?
3. How old is your character?
4. Describe the family of this character?
5. Where does this character live? Where was this
character born? ( It can change.) Tom Money Banks was born in the biggest mansion on the rich side of town. It was strange then, that
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SettingMake sure the setting fits with you story:
Mystery stories:
Old houses with hidden doors
Animals stories:
Zoos forests woods
Other settings – BIG space:
Mountain Beach Lost island Jungle Forest Ocean
Other settings – DETAILED space:
Old twisted tree shabby hut crooked house dark cave cold, dark
lake
Settings can tell us something about the character:
Tom’s room was so messy that even his pet rat could not find its way
back to its cage.
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Tension: problem and
resolutionProblem:
has to be difficult to solve
If the character
chooses this way it will
result in (B)
If the character
chooses this way –
it will result in (A).
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Catchy startShort, sharp and dramatic leaves the reader wondering – why? What’s happened? The reader wants more……
Ben could not get up. His lips were bleeding, and his legs were
wobbly.
Jane looked around. She had no idea where she had landed.
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Openers for Beginning Middle and End
Beginning:
Once Upon A Time
One day
Let me tell you about
A long time ago
Yesterday
Jack ( character) had no idea where he
was.
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Openers for Beginning Middleand End
Middle:
All of a sudden
Suddenly
Unfortunately
Out of the blue
Without warning…..
They (characters) could not believe it: they
found….
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Openers for Beginning Middle and End
Beginning:
Finally
Eventually
Later on
A few days later
Sadly…
Happily…./ Luckily…./ Fortunately…/