writing a narrative
DESCRIPTION
PowerPoint to use during our narrative writingTRANSCRIPT
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WRIT
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NARRAT
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NARRATIVE
• A narrative is a personal story written to share a learning experience
• Narratives are true experiences that include you in a story
• Narratives come in many varieties, but the one we will write will share an experience that taught you a lesson
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NARRATIVE
A N A R R A T I V E I S
• Typically a short story
• Written to entertain the reader while teaching them a lesson
• Written in chronological order
A N A R R A T I V E I S N O T
• An entire life story
• Written in third person point of view
• A story that focuses on one event and one event only
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NARRATIV
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Prew
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PREWRITING A NARRATIVE
• Use your writing territories to help you find a topic
• Select an experience that you remember well
• Think about the lesson you learned (your story must contain a lesson)
• If you are still having trouble coming up with ideas, use a memory box, old photos, souvenirs, or journals.
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Make a list of the 5 W’s (and H)• Who was in the
experience• What happened• When did it happen• Where did it happen• Why did events
happen• How did I change
because of this event
PREWRITING A NARRATIVE
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PREWRITING A NARRATIVE
Make sure to place things in chronological order, but don’t be stuck with the idea that you must “start” at the beginning.
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PREWRITING A NARRATIVE• Gathering Sensory Details
• Use the five senses
• Answer these
statements
I saw…
I heard…
I smelled
…
I touched
…
I tasted…
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PREWRITING A NARRATIVE• Using dialogue is important.
• It can do several things: Dialogue is used to show a speaker’s personality
Dialogue is used to keep the action moving in the story
Dialogue is used to add information the reader would otherwise miss
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NARRATIV
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Writ
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nd gra
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our r
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’s a
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tion
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DIFFERENT WAYS TO START