- Game: quizizz (about story writing)
- Video: After watching the video ‘The present’, retell the story using your own words. Then, identify story elements and draw the plot diagram.
- Read about different phrases and expressions you can use in the different parts of your story.
- TIME SEQUENCERS: These are words and phrases that indicate the order in which events happen in a story, helping readers understand the chronology of events. They are essential for clarity and flow, especially in narratives that involve a series of actions or steps.
- Games: quiz + group sort
- LINKERS: These are words or phrases that connect ideas, sentences, and paragraphs, creating a smooth flow and logical structure. They help readers understand the relationships between different parts of the narrative, such as time, cause and effect, or contrast.
- Games: quiz + find the match + groups sort + complete the story
- ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS: These are essential tools for vivid storytelling or story writing, adding depth and detail to a narrative. Adjectives modify nouns, while adverbs modify verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs, providing richer descriptions and enhancing the reader’s experience.
- Games: group sort + quiz 1 + quiz 2
- Practice: Read and expand the sentences using appropriate adjectives or adverbs.
- The donkey trotted across the field.
- Two girls ran to the house.
- In the park, children were playing on the swings.
- The boys kicked the football over the fence.
- The police car drove through the town.
- The yacht was sailing along the coast.
- My uncle was riding his motorbike.
- The baby was crying.