Writing Skills L:O – To understand and use features of narrative writing.

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Writing Skills L:O – To understand and use features of narrative writing

By the end of today’s lesson I will…… C - Be able to use describe in detail B - Be able to use a variety of techniques to describe in detail A - Be able to use a variety of techniques to describe in detail and engage the audience.

Time of day Weather Setting Title Marking Criteria Think about the style and structure of your writing. Develop your characters and settings. Include detailed ideas and descriptions. Make sure stories have a clear beginning, middle and end. Use a range of unusual and interesting sentence structures and vocabulary.