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Imaginative writing: creating a scene

Last updated: 15/11/2023
Contributor: Beth Kemp
Imaginative writing: creating a scene
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Key stage
Category
English
Resource type
Complete lesson
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This resource guides students through an imaginative writing task, using the idea of two characters who get into trouble. The students make a series of initial decisions about the setting, narrative perspective and character. Then they follow a series of steps to support them in structuring their scene. Could work as a KS3 or a GCSE task.

The imaginative writing task:

All stories are made up of scenes. Often when we write a short story in class, we only have time to craft one or two scenes.
 
  • This task will help you to construct an effective narrative scene which ‘zooms in’ on the key part of a story to give it pace, tension and atmosphere.
  • Your story is going to be about two people getting into trouble. This could be a simple physical problem, like being stuck down a hole, or more complex like getting a message from a friend with bad news.

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5

16/06/2021

5
This one worked this morning in Australia! Helped scaffold some good writing from pupils of average ability. Kudos!

Martin Wallace

17/02/2021

5

08/07/2020

Good resource for low ability pupils. Thank You.

balbir shibber

13/04/2020

5

16/06/2021

5
This one worked this morning in Australia! Helped scaffold some good writing from pupils of average ability. Kudos!

Martin Wallace

17/02/2021

5

08/07/2020

Good resource for low ability pupils. Thank You.

balbir shibber

13/04/2020

5

14/11/2019

5

08/11/2019

Very helpful. Thank you.

Sheree Campbell

10/09/2019