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Learning Intention

How can we use our knowledge of narrative writing to construct a text from a prompt.


Prompt:

Plan








Where the setting is going to be 

Barli.  

2 examples of a complex sentence 

The sun was brighter than a flashlight, and hotter than a fire. 

The sun is hotter than the inside of my black car, after a hot day. 


2 examples simple sentence 

The sand was burning. 

The air was steaming hot. 

The sky is bright blue. 


2 compound sentences 

The boat was in flames yet they did nothing, and jumped off and went for a swim.   

I ran along the hot sand yet I still kept running and fell over onto a giant sand castle. 

When I was sprinting along the hot sand until a giant dog leapt onto me, I tumbled to the ground.   






Beginning (Orientation - Setting/ Characters - hint to the problem

Paragraph 1:

The sun was brighter than a flashlight, and hotter than a fire. The sun is hotter than the inside of my black car, after a hot day. The sand was burning. The air was steaming hot. The sky was bright blue. I saw in the distance a boat was in flames yet they did nothing,and jumped off and went for a swim. I ran along the hot sand yet I still kept running and fell over onto a giant sand castle. When I was sprinting along the hot sand until a giant dog leapt onto me, I tumbled to the ground.   












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