Thursday, 12 April 2018
WRITING A NARRATIVE
WRITING A NARRATIVE
WALT: include descriptive and creative vocabulary in our writing
WALT: use a variety of sentence types in our writing.
Taking a look at the picture above, what do you see? Was it like this at the beginning of your story? Did it appear in your story? Was it still like this at the end?
Things to think about:
Use a variety of sentence types
Use speech
Use descriptive language
Use punctuation (full stops/ capital letters)
Check spelling
INTRODUCTION:
Setting
(Where does it take place?)
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Characters
(Who is in the story?/ What are they like? Personality, appearance).
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PROBLEM: (Pick 3 of the 4 below)
When/Where/ What/ Who
RESOLUTION:
How is the problem fixed?
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Start Writing here:
Once when I went to the dusty river it was full of rubbish and it was ugly and it had some long grass and it has a walkway and there are heaps of tall trees they are fat too much stickies and big rocks that we can sit on. Leaves to.
Wednesday, 11 April 2018
Tuesday, 10 April 2018
Treasure from the sea
this is my treasure from the sea.
To many possums
this is my reading about to many possums.
Monday, 9 April 2018
Sentence Types
I am learning how to write Sentence's
Thursday, 5 April 2018
Did You shake your tail Feathers
Did You Shake Your Tail Feathers?
P5 What can we infer about Kāhu? He got scared
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He got scared
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Does he feel the same way about returning the feather as Weka?
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no
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Why is Kāhu following Weka?
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because he want the feathers
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P7 How is this similar to when Weka talked to Kāhu?
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is this your feathers
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P8 Why did Kiwi snap at Weka?
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because i don’t have any tail feathers
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P9 Why do you think Kāhu swooped down from the branches above?
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kahu wanted the feather
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P10 What has Weka bumped into?
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Weka jump into a branch
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Why have Kāhu and Pūkeko stopped?
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Because they saw Karearea
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P15 What does this page tell us about Kārearea?
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Karearea is fearless and fearsome
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