🧠 Part 1: Brainstorming Your Narrative Topic

1. What type of adventure story do you want to write? Choose one of the following themes:

Adventure: A brave hero embarks on a quest to find a hidden treasure.

Mystery: A mysterious forest hides a secret that only the main character can uncover.

Fantasy: A young girl discovers a hidden world full of wonders and strange creatures.

Science Fiction: A group of friends travels to another planet and explores its unknown landscapes.

2. Use the word bank below to help you brainstorm ideas for your story. Write down any adjectives, adverbs, or figures of speech that inspire you:

Word Bank:

📝 Part 2: Story Planning

3. Create a story map for your poetry-inspired narrative. Fill in each section:

Setting: Where and when does your story take place?

Main Character: Who is your protagonist? What are they like?

Problem/Conflict: What challenge does your character face?

Action: What happens to resolve the problem?

Resolution: How does your story end? What lesson is learned?

4. How will you incorporate your chosen poetry line into your narrative? Circle your choice:

As dialogue spoken by a character

As part of the setting description

As the opening or closing line

As inspiration for the main theme

5. Write the opening paragraph of your poetry-inspired story. Include at least one poetic device (simile, metaphor, or vivid imagery):

6. How does your story reflect positive values or a Christian worldview? Consider themes like hope, kindness, forgiveness, or good overcoming evil:

7. What is one strength of your narrative writing and one area you'd like to improve?

Strength: ________________________________________________

Area to improve: ________________________________________________