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CREATIVE STORY-WRITING
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FlashAcademy® lessons Worksheets Instructions
• Beginner > The Arts > Art types
Cover (pg: 1) Draw the cover for your story.
★ Cut out parts of old magazines to make a collage.
• Beginner > Geography > Weather types I, Weather types
II• Beginner > Home, Time & Leisure > Wow (Set the
scene
Setting (pg: 2) Draw pictures and write notes about where your
story will take place.
★ Go online and research a different country to use as
inspiration.
• Beginner > Health & Body > Characteristics, What’s
your hair colour?, Styling your hair, Familiar feelings, Describing
body size• Beginner > Work & School > Wow (What are you
like? I), Wow (What are you like? II)• Beginner > Food &
Drink > Adjectives
Characters (pg: 3-4) Draw and describe the characters in your
story.
★ Act as one of your characters and record a video diary entry.
What would they say? How do they feel? What does their voice sound
like?
• Beginner > English Language > Connecting sentences•
Intermediate > English Language > Expanding sentences•
Intermediate > Health & Body > Wow (Body verbs)•
Intermediate > Everyday Life > Wow (Ways to move)
Time connectives (pg: 5-6) Plan your story’s plot. What happens
at the beginning, middle and end? Practise writing sentences with
time connectives.
★ Draw a comic of the main events in your story.
• Beginner > Home, Time & Leisure > Saying how you
feel• Beginner > English Language > Synonyms & antonyms•
Beginner > Nature & Society > Wow (Something in the
atmosphere), Wow (Whatever the weather)
Reflection (pg: 7) Think about your plan. How do you feel about
it? Make notes on what you can do to improve it.
★ Think about your vocabulary. Can you use more exciting
synonyms?
• Beginner > Health & Body > Past continuous• Beginner
> Holiday & Travel > Past tense
Write your story (pg:8) Write your story.
★ Record an audio version of your story. Practise doing
different voices for different characters. Send to FlashAcademy® to
include in our Pupil Podast.
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NAME:
Draw your front cover
DATE:
MY STORY!Page: 1/8
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SETTINGDraw a picture of where your story takes place. What can
you see? Label your picture and use describing words.
Page: 2/8
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CHARACTERSDraw and label your main character.
Describe your main character. How does your character
behave?
Page: 3/8
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What problem does your main character experience? How are you
going to solve the problem?
Who are the other characters in your story?Draw them and write
about them. What is their role in your story? How do they
behave?
Page: 4/8
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How does your story begin? Think of a time connective to start
your story.
Practise!Write your opening sentence.
What happens in the middle of your story?Think of a time
connective to use in the middle of your story.
TIME CONNECTIVES
Page: 5/8
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How is your story going to end? Will it have a happy or sad
ending? Think of a time connective to use at the end of your
story.
Practise!Write your ending sentences. Do not forget to finish
your story o� with a bang!
Page: 6/8
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How are you feeling about your ideas? Circle an image that
describes how you feel.
What could you do to make your story even better?
REFLECTION
Page: 7/8
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Write your story.
Page: 8/8
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