Oral Language


A Five alive In pairs, take it in turns to think of a place (e.g. the swimming pool, the schoolyard, a shopping centre) and describe it using your five senses. Your partner must guess the place you are describing using the clues that you give them.


Example: The beach


I see … people


swimming. I hear …


waves crashing.


I smell … I taste … seaweed.


Writing Genre – Narrative Writing


A narrative is a fictional story written to entertain the reader. Structure: ƒ Setting – Introduce the setting, time and main character. Set the mood/tone.


ƒ Series of events − This involves an initiating event (how the story starts) and a problem or conflict for the main character.


ƒ Resolution − The problem is usually resolved for the main character.


A Plan, organise and write a narrative in which the main character/s go on a journey. Use the character’s senses to describe the journey. 1. Complete a character profile for your main character using a mind map like the one below.


Appearance (use adjectives)


Personality or behaviour


2. Complete this story plan. Setting:


Initiating event: Problem 1: Problem 2: Resolution:


3. Use the character profile and story plan to write the first draft of your narrative. B Debate: ‘Bruno is a good friend to Shmuel.’


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Character name and drawing


Goals


Any other information


I feel …


salt on my lips.


sand between my toes.


Points are given for each guess. The winner is the player with the least points.


Who?


Where?


When?


Unit 9 | Narrative 1


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