Kindergarten Narrative Writing: Pictures, Sequence, Characters, and Events – Kindergarten

Description

Overview

These two connected 45-minute lessons guide kindergarten writers from telling a simple picture-supported story with sequence words to creating a beginning-to-end narrative with characters and events. Students use drawing and emerging writing to communicate ideas; invented spelling, dictation to an adult, and labels are acceptable as developmentally appropriate supports.

What Students Will Learn

• Tell a simple story with pictures and sequence words.
• Include characters and events in a beginning-to-end narrative.

What Is Included

• Teacher Guide
• Student Workbook
• Lesson 1: Tell a Picture Story in Order
• Plan a Story in Order
• Write Story Sentences
• Check the Story Order
• Lesson 2: Add Characters and Events to a Beginning-to-End Story
• Write a Beginning, Middle, and End
• Add Characters and Events
• Check a Partner’s Story

Lesson Overview

• Lesson 1: Tell a Picture Story in Order (45 minutes)
• Lesson 2: Add Characters and Events to a Beginning-to-End Story (45 minutes)

Designed For

Kindergarten students studying Narrative Writing in Language Arts.

File Format

One downloadable ZIP containing two printable PDF files. The Teacher Guide contains 20 pages and the Student Workbook contains 5 pages.