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How to write a SUPER HERO STORY!!!. Questions to help you create your SUPERHERO! 1. Superhero's name 2. Description of your superhero (physical appearance.

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1 How to write a SUPER HERO STORY!!!

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3 Questions to help you create your SUPERHERO! 1. Superhero's name 2. Description of your superhero (physical appearance and costume) 3. Your superhero's super powers 4. Your superhero's secret identity 5. How did he/she get his/her super powers? 6. What good things does your superhero do, why? 7. Who is your superhero's enemy? 8. What special gadgets does your superhero have? 9. What is your superhero's weak point?

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7 Plot Line for “Tree King” Comic Strip 1.Beginning (setting) New York, in an auditorium. The Paper Monster has been caught and is on display. 2.Rising Action The Paper Monster breaks out of his chains. 3.High Point (climax) The Paper Monster grabs Robbie the robot. 4.Falling Action Tree King and Space-o stop the paper monster and save Robbie with fighter jets. 5.Ending (conclusion) Robbie recovers in the hospital. Space-o wonders about metal eating monsters.

8 Now it’s YOUR TURN… Write on!

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