A NARRATIVE tells a story. A successful narrative should …
A NARRATIVE tells a story. A successful narrative should …
Hook the reader’s attention with a strong introduction
Include descriptive details and dialogue to develop the characters, setting, and plot
Structure includes a clear beginning, middle, and end
Provide logical organization, with clues and transitions that establish the order of events
Maintain a consistent tone and point of view
Use language appropriate to the audience
Demonstrate the significance of events or ideas
Refer to chapter 11 when Mrs. Dubose upsets Jem. Begin reading the paragraph that starts, “In later years, I sometimes wondered exactly what…” and continue through four paragraphs ending with, “There was nothing to say.”
Rewrite this incident from someone other than Scout’s point of view. It could be Boo Radley, Jem, Miss Maudie, Mrs. Dubose, her caretaker Jessie, or anyone else that would have been likely to see this happen. Be sure to include details that clearly show how the story changes when experienced from a new point of view. Your narrative should be approximately the same length…4 paragraphs. Reword the dialogue… DON’T COPY.
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