This document defines narrative writing and provides guidance on its key elements. Narrative writing tells the story of a meaningful event or moment in someone's life and allows them to reflect on its significance. A strong narrative includes an attention-grabbing lead, supporting details in body paragraphs, a climax of high tension, and a resolution that answers any remaining questions. The document also lists different types of narratives such as fables, realistic fiction, myths, and nonfiction narratives.
This document defines narrative writing and provides guidance on its key elements. Narrative writing tells the story of a meaningful event or moment in someone's life and allows them to reflect on its significance. A strong narrative includes an attention-grabbing lead, supporting details in body paragraphs, a climax of high tension, and a resolution that answers any remaining questions. The document also lists different types of narratives such as fables, realistic fiction, myths, and nonfiction narratives.
This document defines narrative writing and provides guidance on its key elements. Narrative writing tells the story of a meaningful event or moment in someone's life and allows them to reflect on its significance. A strong narrative includes an attention-grabbing lead, supporting details in body paragraphs, a climax of high tension, and a resolution that answers any remaining questions. The document also lists different types of narratives such as fables, realistic fiction, myths, and nonfiction narratives.
This document defines narrative writing and provides guidance on its key elements. Narrative writing tells the story of a meaningful event or moment in someone's life and allows them to reflect on its significance. A strong narrative includes an attention-grabbing lead, supporting details in body paragraphs, a climax of high tension, and a resolution that answers any remaining questions. The document also lists different types of narratives such as fables, realistic fiction, myths, and nonfiction narratives.
• What makes a strong piece of narrative writing? • What is not included in narrative writing? • What kind of narrative writing have you done before? NARRATIVE WRITING GRAPHIC ORGANIZER DEFINITION OF NARRATIVE WRITING
A personal narrative tells the story of ONE
meaningful event/moment in your life and allows you to reflect on its significance. DEFINITION OF NARRATIVE WRITING
A personal narrative begins with a lead
that grabs the reader’s attention and is followed by body paragraphs with supporting commentary and details. DEFINITION OF NARRATIVE WRITING
A lead includes the introductory sentences
of a narrative. Strong writers craft many different leads before settling on one! DEFINITION OF NARRATIVE WRITING
As the narrative builds toward the
climax, each sentence should be carefully constructed to “show, not tell” and move the story along. DEFINITION OF NARRATIVE WRITING
The climax of the story is where the
tension of action reaches its most intense or highest part. DEFINITION OF NARRATIVE WRITING The ending of a narrative should bring resolution to the reader, so no questions are left unanswered. It allows the author to reflect on the experience they wrote about. DEFINITION OF NARRATIVE WRITING
The resolution of a story is essentially the
end of the story, when the conflict is resolved and all loose ends are tied up. DIFFERENT TYPES OF NARRATIVES
❑ Fable: a story that provides a lesson with the
help of animal characters that act like people ❑ Realistic Fiction: contains characters and setting that are based on a real-life event ❑ Myth: explains the wonders of nature and the mysteries of life ❑ Nonfiction Narrative Writing: based on real stories and facts (example: personal narratives) • Typically tells the story of one meaningful event/moment in your life and allows you to reflect on its significance Personal Narrative
A personal narrative tells the story of ONE
meaningful event/moment in your life and allows you to reflect on its significance. LET’S GET STARTED!