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    This document provides a worksheet template for crafting short works of fiction. The template includes sections for a topic sentence, background details on who, where, when, the main events and details of the story, and a conclusion sentence that restates the topic. The final section allows for a comment on why the story is being told, such as a lesson learned, advice, prediction, or connection.

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    Narrative Paragraph Worksheet

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    anahata2014
    This document provides a worksheet template for crafting short works of fiction. The template includes sections for a topic sentence, background details on who, where, when, the main events and details of the story, and a conclusion sentence that restates the topic. The final section allows for a comment on why the story is being told, such as a lesson learned, advice, prediction, or connection.

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    Mandi Gerland: Short Works of Fiction 2011

    Narrative Paragraph Worksheet

    1 Topic Sentence (actual or inferred) a) topic (the incident)________________________________________


    b) controlling idea (opinion) _________________________________

    _____________________________________________________________________________________

    2 Background a) who ___________________________________________


    b) where _________________________________________
    c) when _________________________________________

    _____________________________________________________________________________________

    _____________________________________________________________________________________

    3) Body –The Story Events Details


    a) Notes:

    b) The Story:

    ______________________________________________________________________________________

    ______________________________________________________________________________________

    ______________________________________________________________________________________

    ______________________________________________________________________________________

    ______________________________________________________________________________________

    ______________________________________________________________________________________

    1) Conclusion Sentence a) restates topic sentence _____________________________________

    ________________________________________________________________________________

    5) Comment -Why you are telling this story: a) what you learned, or
    b) advice you’d like to give the reader, or
    c) a prediction, or
    d) a connection you made

    ____________________________________________________________________________________

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