how to write narrative report texts.pptx

grade 10 lectures

1. Step 1: Brainstorming Reflect on Personal Experiences:  Think about your life experiences, both significant and everyday moments, that could serve as the basis for a narrative essay. Gather Good Ideas:  Jot down key events, emotions, or lessons learned that stand out in your memory. Choose a Central Theme:  Identify a central theme or message that you want to convey through your narrative.

2. Step 2: Selecting a Topic Relevance:  Ensure the chosen topic is relevant to the central theme and purpose of your narrative among different types of narrative. Engagement:  Select a topic that will gain your readers attention and keep them interested throughout your essay. Significance:  Consider the significance of the chosen topic in your life and its potential impact on your audience.

3. Step 3: Developing a Thesis Statement  Clarity:  Create a clear and concise  thesis statement  that conveys the main message or lesson you want to share. Alignment:  Ensure the thesis aligns with the central theme and purpose of your narrative. Guidance:  Your thesis statement should guide both your writing process and your readers' understanding of your narrative.

4. Step 4: Write Introduction Your introduction should catch the readers’ interest immediately. Here are the three main components of introduction:  Hook:  Start with a captivating  hook  that intrigues your readers. It could be an anecdote, a rhetorical question, or a surprising fact. Scene Setting:  Provide background information to set the scene and establish the context for your narrative. Thesis Statement:  Present your thesis statement clearly, giving readers a preview of the central message and the journey they are about to embark on.

5. Step 5: Body Paragraphs The body is the section where you present your story’s details, share facts and guide readers through the plot. Here are the essential elements that should be included in each body paragraph: Topic Sentence Vivid description Dialogues Characters involved Chronological order Climax

6. Step 6: Conclusion Section  The essay conclusion is the final part, and it provides the final outcome of the story. It bears the same importance as the introduction paragraph.  The conclusion paragraph should contain the following elements: The moral of the story The lesson that you have learned from the story (if any) A call to action (if required)

7. I. Brainstorming Reflect on personal experiences______________________________________________ Identify a central theme or message___________________________________________ II. Selecting a Topic Choose a relevant topic_____________________________________________________ Consider the topic's significance in your life _____________________________________ III. Introduction Hook___________________________________________________________________ Scene Setting____________________________________________________________ Thesis Statement_________________________________________________________ IV. Body Paragraphs Background /Offer necessary context__________________________________________ Introduce the central conflict._________________________________________________ Take readers to the climax.__________________________________________________ Provide the resolution.______________________________________________________ Use vivid descriptions, character development, and dialogue._______________________ V. Conclusion  Restate the thesis ________________________________________________________ Summarize key points_____________________________________________________