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Thursday, 4 June 2020

Making a Strong Narrative

KIA ORA readers,

Today we will be showing you what we have been doing in Term 2 writing. This term we have been learning how to write a strong narrative. A strong narrative is believable, descriptive and consistent. We can describe the setting and characters. 

Today we did Sick Sentences. We changed boring sentences into strong descriptive sentences  into strong descriptive sentences. 
Here is one of my boring sentences 
Anna touched the mirror 
Here is the changed sentence. 
Anna sat down and Anna touched the mirror. The class shook With her Tips of her fingers

We also wrote a story here is the photo we used.



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Here is my favorite paragraph that I wrote: When she placed her hand on the mirror she got pulled in by a ugler version of her. The uglier version of her swapped  places with Anna and put a blanket over her face. When her mom came up and gave the ugly thing a hug when she did that the beast bit her head off. The beast went down stairs still with the blanket on and ripped her dads head off and killed her brother and sister as well. The beast went back to the attic and told the girl you family is dead I killed them all.

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1 comment:

  1. Connor,all I can say is that you have an interesting way of writing a story.I am glad this is only part of it.

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