Term 2 Writing Pre-Assessment Imaginative Text Years 1-6

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Term 2 Writing Pre-Assessment Imaginative Text Years 1-6 Mannering Park PS 2014 Term 2 Writing Pre-Assessment Imaginative Text Years 1-6

Today you are going to write a narrative or story. Part of your idea is this child with his hands reaching out into the clouds. Who is the child? Why is he/she there? What is he/she trying to do? What happens after the child reaches out to the clouds?

Think about: the characters and where they are the complication or problem to be solved how the story will end. Remember to: plan your story before you start write in sentences pay attention to the words you choose, your spelling and punctuation, and paragraphs check and edit your writing when you are finished.