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Narrative Setting Introduction

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Narrative Setting Introduction

Explore how a story’s setting shapes what readers imagine and feel. Use precise sensory details in your own descriptions.

What makes a setting?

1.Which choice best explains a story’s setting?
  • The place and time in which events happen
  • The lesson a character learns
  • The order of events
  • The person who tells the story
2.Select every phrase that gives a setting.
  • A railway platform at dusk
  • To whisper nervously
  • A marae courtyard on a clear afternoon
  • Feeling relieved
  • A rocky cove during a storm
3.How can a setting influence a story?
  • It can create a mood and affect what characters do
  • It always tells the reader how the story ends
  • It replaces the need for characters
  • It makes every story take place in the present

Notice a place with your senses

4.Complete the description with two details a character might see: “From the headland, the ocean looked , while the clouds .”
5.Imagine you are beside a busy school court at lunchtime. Write one sound you might hear.
6.Imagine walking through a forest clearing with damp earth, moss, and ferns. Write one smell you might notice and one thing you might feel.
7.Choose one place: a windswept ridge, a quiet bookshop, or a crowded night market. Describe it in three sentences, using at least three different senses.

Make a setting vivid

8.Rewrite “The wind blew” as a more vivid sentence. Include at least two sensory details.
9.Write a short paragraph describing a place you enjoy. Use at least three different senses to help a reader imagine it.
10.Challenge: Add a simile or metaphor to your paragraph and underline it.

3 printable pages

  • Narrative Setting Introduction, page 1 of 3: What makes a setting?, Notice a place with your senses

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  • Narrative Setting Introduction, page 2 of 3: Make a setting vivid

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  • Narrative Setting Introduction, page 3 of 3: 10. Challenge: Add a simile or metaphor to your paragraph and underline it.

    Page 3

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