Important Instructions:
- Cameras on; face inside the frame please!
- Have a notebook (take notes)
- Raise your hands: Clarifications/questions
- Be attentive and answer the questions; names will be picked up randomly. (Spot light)
- If you have any issues, please text me and the class captain with evidence. (audio, video etc)
Narrative Writing: Types of Resolution
Today's Objectives
Plot Diagram
Subtitle here
Engage: Quiz: Plot Diagram: (Exposition - Falling action) LOG IN: Quiz: DO NOT LOG OFF - Exit Ticket!
Explain: What is Resolution?
- The resolution is the conclusion of the story’s plot. It’s where any unanswered questions are answered, or “loose ends are tied.”
Why is it important?
- If a story ends inappropriately, the reader is left feeling discontent, & confused, so the story has to come to a proper conclusion.
Happy/ Surprise ending
Moral ending
Sad/Emotinal ending
He hugged his lifeless, puppy; it had fallen into a pit. He covered the body with his shirt and sobbed quietly.
The lion realised that a small act of kindness can go a long way like how it did now in saving his life!
- I hugged my puppy after a long search. It wagged its tail and licked all over my face. Finally I yelled,"Yey....""
- I couldn't believe it! A new puppy in my dad's arms. All mine!
Explain
What kinds of feelings / characterisation can we infer from the above examples?
Explain: Video clip
Avoid Cliche' Endings: Very common; no longer interesing.
- He woke up; it was all a dream.
- They lived happily ever after.
Explore: Practice: Change the resolutionMan from the South
Different Resolution: Example: "Five!" "Six!"
"Seven!" The fling gave a big spark; I watched the thumb snapping the top-down - pause. Then the thumb raised the top once more. I could hear my heartbeat thudding faster inside my chest. The next moment, I heard heavy steps near the door! "Freeze,'" police stormed inside holding a gun, pointing at Carlos. I saw a lady entering behind them! "I'm his wife. I saw him enter the room with you guys; I know what crazy things he could do, he has chopped 45 fingers so far, it's time to put an end to his crazy addiction, so I called the police," she said. A sign of relief passed over me, and I smiled at the boy who had escaped from this ridiculous bet - chopping the little finger!
Time to practice: 10 mins: Breakout rooms Change the resolution: Man from South
- 1 student will be a presenter to share screen
- I will visit each room (Presenter)
- Resolution: Sad / emotional / another happy / twist
- Word limit: Approx: 120 - 150 words; 1 paragprah, use alteast 1 dialogue.
- Everyone please contribute your ideas.
- Once done, copy paste in your breakout room.
Elaborate
Evaluate: Read the Resolution followed by exit ticket.
How well you understood today's topic? Go to Exit ticket!
Evaluate
Share answers; learn from other students
We have completed the most interesting topic: Narrative Writing.
Final: Narrative Writing: Resolution
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Transcript
Important Instructions:
Narrative Writing: Types of Resolution
Today's Objectives
Plot Diagram
Subtitle here
Engage: Quiz: Plot Diagram: (Exposition - Falling action) LOG IN: Quiz: DO NOT LOG OFF - Exit Ticket!
Explain: What is Resolution?
- The resolution is the conclusion of the story’s plot. It’s where any unanswered questions are answered, or “loose ends are tied.”
Why is it important?Happy/ Surprise ending
Moral ending
Sad/Emotinal ending
He hugged his lifeless, puppy; it had fallen into a pit. He covered the body with his shirt and sobbed quietly.
The lion realised that a small act of kindness can go a long way like how it did now in saving his life!
Explain
What kinds of feelings / characterisation can we infer from the above examples?
Explain: Video clip
Avoid Cliche' Endings: Very common; no longer interesing.
Explore: Practice: Change the resolutionMan from the South
Different Resolution: Example: "Five!" "Six!" "Seven!" The fling gave a big spark; I watched the thumb snapping the top-down - pause. Then the thumb raised the top once more. I could hear my heartbeat thudding faster inside my chest. The next moment, I heard heavy steps near the door! "Freeze,'" police stormed inside holding a gun, pointing at Carlos. I saw a lady entering behind them! "I'm his wife. I saw him enter the room with you guys; I know what crazy things he could do, he has chopped 45 fingers so far, it's time to put an end to his crazy addiction, so I called the police," she said. A sign of relief passed over me, and I smiled at the boy who had escaped from this ridiculous bet - chopping the little finger!
Time to practice: 10 mins: Breakout rooms Change the resolution: Man from South
Elaborate
Evaluate: Read the Resolution followed by exit ticket.
How well you understood today's topic? Go to Exit ticket!
Evaluate Share answers; learn from other students
We have completed the most interesting topic: Narrative Writing.