UP:ELA21.1.34
Vocabulary
- Narrative
- Appropriately sequenced events
- Transitions
- Relevant details
- Sense of closure
- Prompting
- Support
Knowledge
Students know:
- Narrative text describes a story in a series of events.
- Events in a narrative are sequenced using transition words.
- Narrative writing should include relevant details.
- Narrative writing should end with a sense of closure.
Skills
Students are able to:
With prompting and support,
With prompting and support,
- Write a narrative that recounts two or more appropriately sequenced events.
- Use transition words in a narrative story.
- Incorporate relevant details in a narrative story.
- Provide a sense of closure when ending a narrative story.
Understanding
Students understand that:
- A narrative writing describes a sequence of events, uses transition words to show the chronological order of events, incorporates relevant details that are important to understand the story, and ends by providing the reader with a sense of closure.
