Writing Simple Narratives
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Writing Simple Narratives
Read the story
Jarrah took her red kite to the park. The wind lifted it high into the sky. Then a gust blew the kite into a low tree! Jarrah asked her dad to help. Together, they gently freed the kite. Jarrah held the string tightly and flew it again.
Spot the story parts
A narrative is a story. It has a beginning, a middle and an end. Stories often have characters, a setting, a problem and a solution.
- At the park
- At the beach
- In a shop
- The kite blew into a tree.
- The kite turned into a bird.
- The wind stopped forever.
- Jarrah and her dad freed the kite.
- Jarrah took her kite to the park.
- The kite blew into a tree.
- 1
- 3
- 2
- One sunny morning, Arlo found a tiny puppy.
- At last, the puppy was safe at home.
- Then the puppy splashed through a puddle.
Plan your own adventure
Make up a new story. Choose a character and a place, then think of one little problem and how it gets fixed.
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