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Narrative Planning Structure Organiser

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Narrative Planning Structure Organiser

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📖 Part 1: Story Foundation

1. Story Title:
2. Narrator Perspective (tick one):

First person (I, me, my)

Third person (he, she, they)

3. Setting - Where and when does your story take place? (Remember: 2 weeks after the novel's events)

Location: _________________________________

Time: ____________________________________

Atmosphere/Mood: ___________________________

4. Main Character - Describe your student narrator:

Name: ____________________________________

Age/Year Level: ____________________________

Personality traits: __________________________

⚡ Part 2: Story Development

5. Central Conflict - What problem or challenge does your character face?
6. Power and Persuasion Theme - How do these themes appear in your story? (tick all that apply)

Character tries to influence others

Character feels powerless

Authority figures abuse power

Character gains confidence/power

Peer pressure situations

Other: _________________________

7. Key Events - List 3-4 main events that will happen in your story:

Event 1: ___________________________________________

Event 2: ___________________________________________

Event 3: ___________________________________________

Event 4: ___________________________________________

8. Dialogue Planning - Write one important conversation your character will have:

Who are they talking to? ___________________________

🎯 Part 3: Resolution and Reflection

9. Story Resolution - How does your character's conflict get resolved?
10. Character Growth - How has your character changed by the end of the story?

At the beginning, they were: _________________________

By the end, they have become: ________________________

11. Grammar Focus - Your story reflects on events from 2 weeks ago. Circle the correct verb tenses you'll use:

Past tense for the novel's events ("Two weeks ago, it happened...")

Present tense for current reflections ("Now I understand...")

Future tense for plans ("Tomorrow I will...")

12. Theme Reflection - Complete this sentence about power and persuasion in your story:

Through my character's experience, I want to show that power and persuasion ________________________________________________

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