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Mrs Duggan Grade 7 ELA Three Types of Writing Expository Narrative Fictional amp Personal Persuasive Expository Writing An expository prompt does not ask you to write a story ID: 379486

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Slide1

Introduction to Narrative Writing

Mrs. Duggan

Grade 7 ELA Slide2

Three Types of Writing

Expository

Narrative

(Fictional & Personal)

Persuasive Slide3

Expository Writing

An expository prompt does not ask you to write a story.

Instead, expository prompts asks to write

truthfully

and factually on a specific subject.

Thesis Statement!

Facts & Information!

Claims & Support!Slide4

Narrative Writing

Any type of writing that tells a story is considered a

narrative

.

There are two types of

n

arratives: 1. Fictional Narrative

2. Personal NarrativeSlide5

This type of narrative asks you to tell an

imagined

story that has a

made-up

characters, a conflict, rising action, climax, falling action and resolution (elements of fiction).

Fictional Narrative

Imagined!

Creative!Slide6

Personal Narrative

This type of narrative asks you to tell a story about a

real-life experience

that you have

personally

been through.

Descriptive!

Based on real experiences! Slide7

What is the difference between these prompts?

Expository Prompt

Fictional Narrative

Personal Narrative

Over

the past few years, Cohasset has grown tremendously in size. As a result, class sizes have increased in middle school. Write a research paper that analyzes the growth in class sizes and the impact the growth has had on middle school teachers and students. Nobody seems to know why Cohasset’s population has grown so rampantly over the past few years. There is a theory that the population has increased as a result of an alien invasion. Write a short story about where these aliens came from, why they’re here, and what they plan to do here. As we grow up, our hometowns become the source for our fondest memories. Recall a time when you did something in Cohasset that was memorable. Tell the story of what the memorable event was, what happened, and why it was important to you. Use descriptive language to portray the event. Slide8

Expository Prompt

Fictional Narrative

Personal Narrative

Over

the past few years, Cohasset has grown tremendously in size. As a result, class sizes have increased in middle school. Write a research paper that analyzes the growth in class sizes and the impact the growth has had on middle school teachers and students.

Nobody seems to know why Cohasset’s population has grown so rampantly over the past few years. There is a theory that the population has increased as a result of an alien invasion. Write a short story about where these aliens came from, why they’re here, and what they plan to do here. As we grow up, our hometowns become the source for our fondest memories. Recall a time when you did something in Cohasset that was memorable. Tell the story of what the memorable event was, what happened, and why it was important to you. Use descriptive language to portray the event. Slide9

Ideas in Personal Narrative Writing

Focuses on one single experience

Student re-creates the event with descriptive details and dialogue Slide10

Organization of Personal Narrative Writing

Gets the reader’s attention with an interesting introduction

Makes the order of events clear by using transitional words/phrases

Usually there is not a set organizational pattern

Concludes by summarizing the significance of the event Slide11

Voice in Personal Narrative Writing

Uses the active voice: the subject performs the action

Uses the first-person perspective and uses “I”

Example: “

I climbed up the steps of the treehouse to find..”

Uses language that is real and sounds authentic Slide12

Word Choice in Personal Narrative Writing

Brings the event alive by using sensory details and figurative language. Slide13

Sentence Fluency in Personal Narrative Writing

Uses a variety of sentence types (statements, questions, commands and exclamations) Slide14

Conventions in Personal Narrative Writing

Uses grade appropriate correct grammar, spelling and punctuation.