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How to Write an Imaginative Narrative for Kids |Episode 6: Writing a Closing|

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How to Write an Imaginative Narrative for Kids |Episode 6: Writing a Closing|
2 min2nd3rd4thReading & Writing (ELA)
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Summary

Ending an imaginative narrative by solving the problem in a satisfying, imaginative way.

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Discussion questions

A satisfying ending solves the problem and closes the adventure.

  1. How will your character solve the problem?
  2. What makes an ending feel satisfying?
  3. How do you want the reader to feel at the end?

Quick work-a-long

Words to know: closing, solve, satisfying

  • Write an ending that solves your story's problem.
  • Read it aloud -- does it feel finished?