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Planning Sheet

The document provides a planning sheet for writing a narrative, including sections for the exposition or setting, rising action where tension is built, the climax where the main problem is faced, and resolution where the outcome for the main character is described.

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Planning Sheet

The document provides a planning sheet for writing a narrative, including sections for the exposition or setting, rising action where tension is built, the climax where the main problem is faced, and resolution where the outcome for the main character is described.

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Exposition – Setting (Language techniques/ambitious


vocabulary/sentence starter/punctuation) My Narrative Planning Sheet
Setting
Where does your story start?
Where does your story take place?
A waterfall in the magical forest

Who is there? Note down some 5 senses


What can be seen there?
The princess, trees, water and flowers description you will use for each
sense.
What are they doing? Welcoming the princess
What can be heard there?
2.Rising Action (Language techniques/ambitious
vocabulary/sentence starter/punctuation)
How might your characters feel there?
What hints do you give to hint at the problem?

How do you build up tension? What is the problem?

Make notes describing your main character


3. Climax (Language techniques/ambitious here. Remember to consider all aspects of
vocabulary/sentence starter/punctuation) characterisation, not just looks. E.g
Which WOW words can you use? Find personality, how they talk, relationship with
some ambitious words. others, back story
What is the main problem your character is faced
with?

4. Resolution(Language techniques/ambitious
vocabulary/sentence starter/punctuation)

Which time connectives can you use? E.g.


What happens to the main character at the end of
‘After some time’, “A while later,”
the story?

What might your last line be?

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