Fictional Narrative Writing 1 Elements of Fictional Narrative

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Fictional Narrative Writing 1

Fictional Narrative Writing 1

Elements of Fictional Narrative Events/ Setting Character(s) Problem/Situation *When and where *Who are the

Elements of Fictional Narrative Events/ Setting Character(s) Problem/Situation *When and where *Who are the people *What problem or challenge does main does story takes most important in story? *Details to think about: character face? place? Attempts *What steps does Solution/ Resolution *How is problem Character take to solve problem? solved? *Event 1 *Or what is the *Over what period Name? *Event 2 Final outcome? of time? Age? *Event 3 *Create closure *Setting description: Where are they from? *Final thought, Time? Physical descriptions? message, Place? Things they like to do? or lesson learned. Weather? Things they care about? Surroundings? Character’s traits? 2

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Tea Room Elevator Crystal gets stuck in the elevator on her way to retrieve

Tea Room Elevator Crystal gets stuck in the elevator on her way to retrieve her scarf. Sisters try to open elevator doors with candle holder Crewmember frees Crystal using the candle holder 4

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Map your opening sentence. Who Use the Elements of Fictional Narrative Map Opening Sentence

Map your opening sentence. Who Use the Elements of Fictional Narrative Map Opening Sentence Did what _____ 3 sisters Leslie, Crystal, Sarah Crystal got stuck in the elevator on her way to retrieve her scarf. When/Where ______ night time out at sea Titanic crash Sitution/ problem _____ On board the Titanic when it crashed. 7

It was a dark cloudless night and the sea was calm, but not for

It was a dark cloudless night and the sea was calm, but not for long. My sisters, Leslie and Crystal, and I experienced a suspenseful rescue when one of us was trapped during the Titanic crash. 8

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It was a dark cloudless night and the sea was calm, but not for

It was a dark cloudless night and the sea was calm, but not for long. My sisters, Leslie and Crystal, and I experienced a suspenseful rescue when one of us was trapped during the Titanic crash. 10

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It was a dark cloudless night and the sea was calm, but not for

It was a dark cloudless night and the sea was calm, but not for long. My sisters, Leslie and Crystal, and I experienced a suspenseful rescue when one of us was trapped during the Titanic crash. As we stood waiting for our turn to get into the lifeboats, I felt so relieved by the fact that Rick’s heroic efforts freed my sister. I will be eternally grateful to Rick. 12

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