L.O. To use all of our descriptive techniques to set the scene at the beginning of a short story
It is so important to 'set the scene' for your readers at the beginning of a short story. Click here and here to learn more!
Here was your prompt...
Whilst sailing across 'The Blazing World', your submarine chances upon a desert island. You climb out of your boat - only for your crew to sail off, leaving you stranded!
Plan and write the story of your first night alone, remembering to include a paragraph describing the desert island. You've already written the first 10 lines or so - now continue to describe your first night. Think about:
- How do you build a shelter?
- What do you eat?
- How do you protect yourself?
We'll redraft next week!
Want to see the original worksheet? Need to print it out again? Or not a pupil at FSg, and want to have a go at this fun task? Click here to download a copy of the original worksheet that you can print out at home - all thanks to box.net!
Due: Wednesday
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