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Personification Script Writing

Explore how personification works, then plan and write a short script for a Year 7 audience. Use your own examples and explain the effect they create.

Recognise personification

Choose the best answer for each question.

1.Which statement best describes personification?

Describing a place using several colours
Giving human actions or qualities to something non-human
Comparing two things using the word “like”
Repeating a sound at the start of several words

2.Select every sentence that uses personification.

The old gate groaned as it swung open.
Isla carried a blue umbrella.
The moon followed us along the road.
The stream hurried over the rocks.
A narrow path crossed the paddock.

3.Choose the two strongest reasons a writer might use personification.

To help readers picture a scene vividly
To make every sentence longer
To give a setting or object a mood readers can connect with
To hide the meaning from the audience
To avoid using verbs

Plan a short script

Imagine you are presenting a brief segment on a school podcast. Plan what you will say about personification. Notes and original examples are fine.

4.Write an opening line that would make Year 7 listeners curious about personification.

5.In your own words, explain what personification is and give one reason writers use it.

6.Invent two personification examples for your script. For each one, name the non-human thing and the human action or quality you give it.

7.Write a closing line that leaves your listeners with a memorable thought about personification.

Write and review your script

Turn your notes into a complete, engaging script. You can include speaker cues such as “Host:” or brief stage directions.

8.Write your complete script for a Year 7 audience. Include an opening, a clear explanation of personification, at least two original examples, an explanation of the effects those examples create, and a closing.

9.Review your script. Identify one choice you made that could help listeners picture a scene or connect with its mood, and explain how it works.