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Hi Im Katie Woo. Did you know that narrative is another word for story? I just love writing narratives and sharing them with my friends. There are all kinds of narratives: scary, sad, adventurous, and my favorite, funny! If youve never written one yourself, read my tips and give it a try.
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Writing naratives is so much fun! You can write about nonfiction things that reallyhappened, or you can write a fictional story and make everything up! Here are someideas to get you started:
Write about your last birthday celebration. Include lots of details about the party.
Imagine you got lost at the mall. What happens to you? Write a story about it.
Write about a time that you tried something new. How did you feel?
Pretend you are an animal, and write a story about what your days are like.
Think about a day when something really important happened to you, like you gota pet or you moved. Write about it.
Write a story about a trip to Mars.
Fandel, Jennifer. You Can Write Awesome Stories. You Can Write. North Mankato, Minn.:Capstone Press, 2012.
Minden, Cecilia and Kate Roth. How to Write about Your Adventure. Language Arts ExplorerJunior. Ann Arbor, Mich.: Cherry Lake Pub., 2012.
Stone, Janet. How to Tell a Legend. Text Styles. New York: Crabtree Pub. Co., 2012.
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Fran Manushkin is the author of many popular picture books, including Baby, ComeOut! ; Latkes and Applesauce: A Hanukkah Story ; The Tushy Book ; The Belly Book ; and Big Girl Panties . There is a real Katie Wooshes Frans great-niecebut she nevergets in half the trouble of the Katie Woo in the books. Fran writes on her belovedMac computer in New York City, without the help of her two naughty cats, Chaim andGoldy.
Tammie Lyon began her love for drawing at a young age while sitting at the kitchentable with her dad. She continued her love of art and eventually attended the ColumbusCollege of Art and Design, where she earned a bachelors degree in fine art. Todayshe lives with her husband, Lee, in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her dogs, Gus and Dudley, keepher company as she works in her studio.
Katie was going on a trip.
Ill miss you, said JoJo.
Me too! said Pedro.
I wish you were coming with me, sighed Katie.
I have an idea, said JoJo. Why dont you write a story about your trip? When weread it, we can feel like we took the trip too.
Thats a great idea, agreed Pedro. Katies stories are fun!
Another word for story is . When youwrite a narrative, you are telling a story. I love tellingfriends aboutexciting or surprising things thathappen. I like making people laugh, so my storiesarefunny. If you write a story down, it can last forever!
Remember your story about Halloween? said JoJo. You thought you saw a ghost!
Scary stories are fun, said Pedro.
Katies dad called, Hurry, Katie! Its time to pack for our trip.
Okay, said Katie. I hope I dont forget anything.
Dont forget to write your story, said JoJo.
I wont! Katie promised.
Katie packed her suitcase and took some money out of her piggybank.
I may need it, she said. You never know.
Then it was time to go.
Good-bye, house! Katie shouted.
See you next week.
I love trips! said Katie. You never know what is going to happen.
I hope it issomething exciting!
Every narrative has a setting. This is where the Every narrative has a setting. Thisis where thestory takes place. The could be your room,your school, or themoon! So far, my setting is inthe car and at the beach.
I cant wait to see the beach, said Katies dad. I love to smell the salty air.
I like writing words in the shiny sand, said Katie. And watching the waves erasethem.
Its also good to use lots of in your narrative. Some of them can be smells or sightsor tastes. This will make your readers feel the wayyou felt. It will keep them reading your story!
Our beach is on an island, explained Katies dad. We must take a boat there.
Uh-oh! moaned Katies mom. Weve missed the boat! Well have to wait for the nextone.
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