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Kelso High School English Department

Escape from Kraznir In this lesson I will: 1. discuss how to set out a script 3. plan my Day Three script 4. begin writing my script .

Activity One THINK-PAIR-SHARE How do you set out a script?

Let’s brainstorm How do you set out a letter ?

Activity Two 1. Read the instructions for Day Three from the Kraznir booklet. 2. In your jotter, make a list of all the things you have to do/include in your script.

Let’s check !

Activity Three Writing your script Remember to write the name of the character who is speaking in the margin Do not use quotation/speech marks Remember to enclose stage directions in brackets If you change location, remember to include a new scene

Script – a suggested plan Scene 1: At the side of the riverbank Scene 2: Planning what to do Scene 3 : Crossing the river Scene 4: Disaster strikes Scene 5: What happens next

Now you’ve planned, let’s write!

The purpose of today’s lesson was to: - discuss what features you would find in a play and discuss how to set out a script Plan and begin to write Kraznir Day Three.

In this lesson we have: discussed what features we would find in a play discussed how to set out a script 3. planned Day Three 4. started to write Day Three.

SUCCESS!!!!