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Setting - draw inspiration from your idea & make changes to make it your own story

when does this story take place?

where does it take place?

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1. Pick a movie, TV series or music video you like

2. Post a picture, gif or video (max 3 mins) that shows the most *climactic scene

3. Add another post identifying

Who is in the visual

What is happening

Where is it taking place

When does it take place (past, present, future, year)

Why are they there

*A climactic scene is the most exciting part of a movie. It is the moment when the main problem is solved or when the main action happens

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Characters - draw inspiration from your idea & make changes to make it your own story

1. identify the protagonist & his/her traits/story

2. identify the antagonist & his/her traits/story

3. identifying supporting characters

those who help the protagonist

those who help the antagonist

4. Add gifs & images to inspire you!

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Plot: draw inspiration from your idea & make changes to make it your own story

1. Create a post for each part of the narrative plot:

Introduction

Narrative hook

Rising action

Climax

Falling action

Resolution

2. In bullet point form, plan out each part of the plot

3. Add gifs & images to inspire you!

*For primary level, this element can be modified to a simple 'beginning', 'middle' and 'ending'. For further guidance, images can be provided & students can be prompted to do the write-ups based on the visuals

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1. INTRODUCTION

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4. CLIMAX

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2. NARRATIVE HOOK

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6. RESOLUTION

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Write your narrative story & post it here (attach as word document or copy paste it here as text)

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3. RISING ACTION

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Plot: draw inspiration from your idea & make changes to make it your own story

Internal conflict - show the protagonist's struggles (emotions, thoughts, moral dilemmas)

External conflict - show the obstacles that the protagonist & other main characters face

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5. FALLING ACTION

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Take turns reading other students' drafts and give feedback as per the following prompts

What did you like about the story? Specify three parts that you liked the most, and why.

What would make the story better? Pick any two of the following items to comment on:

a.       Setting

b.       Characters

c.       Plot

d.       Conflict

Any other interesting thoughts or ideas that attracted your attention to the story? If yes/no, why?

Leave your feedback under the 'draft'

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Post your final essay as a word document

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Refer to these prompts & write your own reflection in your e-portfolio (under 'Reflection')

Personal growth & Challenges: What was the most challenging part of developing your story, and how did you overcome it? What did you learn about yourself as a writer through these challenges?

Character Development: Think about the characters you created in your narrative. How did you ensure they were realistic and relatable?

Setting and Atmosphere: Consider the setting of your narrative. How did you decide on the location and time period of your story?

Plot Structure: Reflect on the structure of your narrative. How did you plan the rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution? What changes did you make while writing & why?

Feedback and Revision: Describe the feedback you received from peers or teacher. How did this feedback influence your revisions? Why do you think receiving feedback is important?