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How to Write an Imaginative Narrative for Kids Episode 5: Events

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How to Write an Imaginative Narrative for Kids Episode 5: Events
2 min2nd3rd4thReading & Writing (ELA)
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Summary

Building the middle of an imaginative narrative with a sequence of exciting events that grow the problem.

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Teaching resources

Discussion questions

Events are the exciting middle where the problem grows.

  1. Why do events need to build on each other?
  2. How can each event raise the stakes?
  3. What is the most exciting event in your story?

Quick work-a-long

Words to know: events, sequence, build

  • Write two events that grow your story's problem.
  • Use sequence words to connect them.