📝 Part 1: Planning Your Creative Writing

1. Think about the three main topics we've studied in this unit. List one key idea from each:

Comprehension Strategies: ____________________________________

Kingitanga (Māori King Movement): ____________________________________

Body Systems: ____________________________________

2. How might these three topics connect? Write 2-3 possible connections:

3. What type of creative writing will you choose? Circle one:

Personal narrative story

Reflective poem

Creative essay

Fictional story with connections

🗺️ Part 2: Writing Structure Planning

4. Plan your introduction - How will you introduce your topic and grab the reader's attention?

5. Plan your body paragraphs - What will each paragraph focus on?

Paragraph 1: ____________________________________

Paragraph 2: ____________________________________

Paragraph 3: ____________________________________

6. Plan your conclusion - How will you end your piece and connect all your ideas?

✍️ Part 3: Creative Language Planning

7. List vocabulary words you could use for each topic:

Comprehension words: ____________________________________

Kingitanga words: ____________________________________

Body systems words: ____________________________________

8. Think of creative language devices you could use. Check all that you plan to include:

Metaphors (comparing two things)

Similes (using 'like' or 'as')

Personification (giving human qualities to non-human things)

Descriptive adjectives

Varied sentence lengths

9. Write one example of creative language you plan to use:

📖 Part 4: Draft Your Creative Writing

10. Write your creative piece connecting comprehension strategies, Kingitanga, and body systems. Remember to use paragraphs, varied sentences, and creative language:

🔍 Part 5: Self-Reflection and Editing

11. Check your writing. Tick the boxes for what you have included:

Clear connections between all three topics

Organised paragraphs with topic sentences

Varied sentence structures (simple, compound, complex)

Creative and descriptive language

Correct spelling and punctuation

Engaging introduction and conclusion

12. What is one thing you're proud of in your writing?

13. What is one thing you could improve for next time?

Creative Writing Connections

Creative Writing Connections

📝 Part 1: Planning Your Creative Writing

🗺️ Part 2: Writing Structure Planning

✍️ Part 3: Creative Language Planning

📖 Part 4: Draft Your Creative Writing

🔍 Part 5: Self-Reflection and Editing

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