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Oat's Adventure Writing

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Oat's Adventure Writing

Plan an exciting story about Oat, then write it in your own words. Use the word bank to make your sentences interesting. Word bank: brave, tiny, enormous, muddy, friendly, steep, quickly, quietly, carefully, suddenly, sparkling, curious, eagerly.

Plan the Story

Think about who is in the story, where it happens, and how Oat solves a problem.

1.Who will Oat meet or travel with on the adventure?
2.Where does Oat's adventure begin?
3.What unexpected problem does Oat have to face?
4.Write two things Oat could try to fix the problem. Start with “First” and “After that”.
5.How does Oat's adventure finish?

Write the Adventure

Use your plan to write a beginning, a problem, what happens next, and an ending. Remember capital letters and full stops.

6.Beginning: Introduce Oat and the place where the adventure starts. You could begin, “One bright morning, Oat…”
7.Problem: Tell what surprising thing goes wrong. You could begin, “All at once…”
8.Events: Describe what Oat does to solve the problem. You could begin, “Oat decided to…”
9.Ending: Explain how Oat feels and what happens at the end. You could begin, “At last…”

Add Sparkle and Check

Try some describing words and action words. Read your story aloud to see if it makes sense.

10.Choose one word to add to your adventure: brave, tiny, enormous, muddy, friendly, steep, quickly, quietly, carefully, suddenly.
  • brave
  • tiny
  • enormous
  • muddy
  • friendly
  • steep
  • quickly
  • quietly
  • carefully
  • suddenly
11.Read your story aloud. Draw your favourite moment from Oat's adventure in the box.
Draw a moment from your story.

5 printable pages

  • Oat's Adventure Writing, page 1 of 5: Plan the Story

    Page 1

  • Oat's Adventure Writing, page 2 of 5: Write the Adventure

    Page 2

  • Oat's Adventure Writing, page 3 of 5: 7. Problem: Tell what surprising thing goes wrong. You could begin, “All at once…”

    Page 3

  • Oat's Adventure Writing, page 4 of 5: Add Sparkle and Check

    Page 4

  • Oat's Adventure Writing, page 5 of 5: Draw a moment from your story.

    Page 5

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