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Developing Stories

Developing Stories. The Big Picture Weekly Objectives. To investigate a text from a different culture thinking about the relationships between characters, their culture and their attitudes and beliefs Record questions and thoughts about a text. Learning Outcome.

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Developing Stories

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  1. Developing Stories

  2. The Big PictureWeekly Objectives • To investigate a text from a different culture thinking about the relationships between characters, their culture and their attitudes and beliefs • Record questions and thoughts about a text

  3. Learning Outcome To write a story from a another character’s viewpoint

  4. Success Criteria • My story reflects the character I am writing about • I can use techniques to develop suspense • I can create a feeling of EMPATHY in my reader

  5. Empathy is….. Feeling what the character/s is/are feeling in a story.

  6. Today’s Objective to identify key features in a text

  7. Who is this man? What kind of character does he have? What role do you think he will play in our story?

  8. The Cannibal

  9. Examine character Look at story structure How does the writer develop EMPATHY The Story Techniques for a good story How does the writer build up suspense?

  10. The Story Mountain 4 3 2 5 1

  11. The Story Mountain 4. Climax; the exciting part 3. Dilemma : problem 2. Build Up 5. Resolution Events are concluded 1. Introduction: characters and setting

  12. Techniques for a good story

  13. Character Development

  14. Creating Suspense

  15. Creates Empathy

  16. Objective: To examine how writing can be adapted for different audiences and purposes vocabulary Sentence structure

  17. Little Red Riding Hood Extract 1 Key Features

  18. Tasks • Role play the initial conversation between the caretaker and the boy 2. Record thoughts about the story including: Questions about the text, questions to the author, caretaker, boy 3. Find examples in the text which create empathy and suspense. Begin a word bank of exciting vocabulary and phrases to use in your story

  19. Questions for the caretaker Questions to the writer My prediction of how the story will end Wordbank of words and phrases which build up empathy or suspense The Cannibal

  20. Plenary • What have you learnt today?

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