3rd+Grade+Reading

=Good Afternoon Class!!!=



====Today we will be learning about writing a narrative story! A narrative story is about certain events that have happened. The narrative story that you will be writing is going to be about a personal experience, an experience that you went through yourself. In a narrative story you will have a setting, characters (which will be you), and a conflict or something that had to be solved.====

Remember!! This story is going to be... **__ALL ABOUT YOU__**

**Task #1:** Lets start out by brainstorming ideas for your narrative story.

First, you're going to want to come up with a main idea. ~For example, bravery could be an idea. When was a time you had to be brave? ~Another example could be the time your dog ran away. How did your dog get out? Where did you find him/her later on? Why do you think your dog ran away?

Below is the link for Bubbl, which is a site where you can brainstorm for your story. =Brainstorm!!= Directions:

Click on the Start Brainstorming button!!

A yellow bubble should pop up in the middle of the new sheet and that is where you will start your brainstorming.

Keep it simple! Don't go over board with bubbles. Come up with a main idea and up to 5 other bubbles going off of the main idea.



= = **Task #2:**

Below is a video of a story about a little Nehamia. This is just an example of what a narrative story would sound like. Pay close attention to how they describe the details in the story.

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====Once you have watched and listened to this video you should have a better understanding of what I am looking for in your story. Now, Let's go back to your brainstorming web and make any changes that you would wish to make at this time.====

**Task #3:**

Now comes the fun part!!
Click on the link below. This link will take you to a website called Kerpoof where you will be making your own story. Using what you have learned about narratives I would like you to come up with a fun story. Requirments: - Type at least 15 words on each page. Remember, use correct spelling, capitalization and punctuation. - Use Pictures, props and backgrounds to be creative and express your storyline. - Once you finish Proof read it.

This is your time to be creative. Lets keep the story under 15 pages please!

=[|Lets Write A Story]=

After you finish your story book.
Open a Microsoft Word Document and answer the following question using complete sentences. 1. Write a short summary of your story book. 2. Why did you pick your specific topic?

Conclusion:
In this lesson the students learned about a narrative story, the parts that go into writing the dialogues, how to use a website to generate a brainstorming web, and had the chance to write their own narrative story by using a website.

Click to see the requirement for the narrative story. GRADING [|RUBRIC]

Common Core Standards

descriptive details, and clear event sequences. || CC.3.W.3.b Text Types and Purposes: Use dialogue and descriptions of actions, thoughts, and feelings to develop experiences and events or show the response of characters to situations.
 * CC.3.W.3 Text Types and Purposes: Write narratives to develop real or imagined experiences or events using effective technique,

Amber Wilson and Sidra Khalid

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