Year 3 - English
Summarising and sequencing the story of 'The Man on the Moon'
'The Man on the Moon': narrative writing
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Year 3 - English
'The Man on the Moon': narrative writing
In this unit, pupils write their own version of the short film 'The Man on the Moon'. The unit encourages pupils to build on their understanding of the narrative structure of opening, build-up, climax and resolution. Each section is written with a focus on using certain sentence types.
You will learn to summarise and sequence the story of 'The Man on the Moon'.
Narrative writing can be structured into an opening, a build-up, a climax and a resolution. Each part of a story has a specific purpose and intended effect for the reader.
tells the most important parts of a story in a short and simple way.
Mistake: Pupils may confuse the purposes of the different sections of the story. Correction: Each section serves a different purpose for the reader or viewer. One section may intend to set a scene whilst another may increase tension.
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