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Title: Creative Writing

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1. What is the missing word? Drop, ________ in, shift, zoom

Do out.
2. What is a narrative?
3. What is a hook and what is it’s purpose?
4. What could a narrative hook be and what is it designed to
do?
Learning Focus:
To understand and create narrative hooks

Key Terms: a runt, kerosene, ambiguous, symphony, sentence fragment, definite

article

Learning Outcomes:

 To discuss narrative hooks

 To explore different types of hooks
 To create our own narrative hooks
Success criteria Have you used it?
Capital letters to start sentences
A range of punctuation (.,;: etc.)
Builds on the simile – you say a lot about your first
image
Different sentence structures (simple, compound,
complex)
Varied sentence starters (-ing verb; adverb; time
connective; preposition -where; -ed verb; conjunction)
A metaphor
A motif
Personification
 Drop

Five senses:
See –
Hear –
Taste –
Smell –
Touch –
 Shift focus

Task: Create a new

paragraph that shifts
either location, time,
or perspective (view)
from the bubbling
river.

E.g.
A month later;
Moments ago…,
now; Farther up;
Zoom in

Brainstorm:
How does it move?

What is it doing?

What adjectives
would you use to
describe it?

What can it see?

What can it feel?

Zoom out

Success criteria:

1. Capital letters – names,

after full stops
2. A range of punctuation
(, … ; :)
3. Varied sentence starters
4. Has a semantic field
5. Different sentence
structures (simple,
compound, complex)

Challenge: a metaphor,
pathetic fallacy, a simile