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Adventure Narrative & Trailer

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Adventure Narrative & Trailer

Adventure story and movie camera illustration

📝 Part A: Adventure Narrative (500-700 words)

1. Choose your story elements:

Hero: ________________________________

Villain: ________________________________

Fantasy/Adventure Setting: ________________________________

2. Plan your story structure:

Beginning (introduce characters and setting):

Complication (what goes wrong?):

Climax (most exciting moment):

Resolution (how does it end?):

3. List 5 vocabulary words from your journal to include:

1. _____________ 2. _____________ 3. _____________ 4. _____________ 5. _____________

4. Write your adventure narrative on separate paper. Remember to:

Develop characters through their actions and dialogue

Use descriptive language and vocabulary from your journal

Include all story structure elements (beginning, complication, climax, resolution)

Write 500-700 words

Edit for spelling, punctuation and grammar

🎬 Part B: Movie Trailer (60-90 seconds)

5. Choose your creation tool:

iMovie

Canva

PowerPoint

Book Creator

6. Plan your trailer elements:

Target audience: ________________________________

Key images/scenes to show (don't spoil the ending!):

Music style/mood: ________________________________

Persuasive language (exciting words/phrases to hook viewers):

7. Sequence your trailer (what happens first, second, third?):

Opening (5-10 seconds): ________________________________

Middle (40-60 seconds): ________________________________

Ending (10-15 seconds): ________________________________

8. Trailer checklist - your trailer must:

Be 60-90 seconds long

Include engaging images that match your story

Use appropriate music to create mood

Include persuasive language to attract viewers

Be well-sequenced (logical order that makes sense)

Consider your target audience

📋 Assessment Criteria

9. You will be assessed on:

Part A - Adventure Narrative:

Story structure (beginning, complication, climax, resolution)

Character development through actions and dialogue

Use of vocabulary and descriptive language

Word count (500-700 words)

Spelling, punctuation and grammar

Part B - Movie Trailer:

Appropriate length (60-90 seconds)

Effective use of images and music

Persuasive language that engages audience

Logical sequencing and flow

Consideration of target audience

Due Date: ________________________________

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