🎭 Part 1: Understanding Personification

1. What is personification? Choose the best definition:

Using lots of descriptive words in writing

Giving human qualities to non-human things

Writing about people and their feelings

Making things sound funny in poems

2. Which of these are examples of personification? Tick all that apply:

"The wind whispered through the trees"

"The car was red and shiny"

"The sun smiled down on us"

"Time marched on relentlessly"

"The tall building had fifty floors"

3. Why do poets and writers use personification? Choose the two most important reasons:

To make writing more vivid and interesting

To make their writing longer

To help readers connect emotionally with their writing

To confuse the reader

To show off their vocabulary

✍️ Part 2: Writing Your Script

Your task: Write a short script (like a mini TV show or presentation) explaining why poets and writers use personification. Your script should be engaging for Year 7 students and include clear examples.

4. Plan your script structure. Fill in the boxes below with your ideas:

Opening hook (How will you grab your audience's attention?):

Main explanation (What is personification and why do writers use it?):

Examples you'll include (Write 2-3 examples of personification):

Closing statement (How will you end your script memorably?):

🎬 Part 3: Your Complete Script

5. Write your complete script below. Remember to make it clear, engaging, and suitable for Year 7 students. Include examples and explain how personification creates vivid images and helps express emotions.