. You can write a fictional narrative, a made up story, or a personal narrative, a story about your own life. an outline, the rubric,
and examples of each are provided below.
Fictional narrative:
Title: The Mystery of the Missing Diamond
Outline:
1. Introduction: Introduce the main characters, Detective Jones and his trusty sidekick, Sally.
2. The case: A priceless diamond goes missing from a museum, and Detective Jones is called in to solve the case.
3. Clues: Detective Jones and Sally investigate the crime scene and uncover a series of clues leading them to the culprit.
4. The reveal: Detective Jones solves the case, revealing the true identity of the thief and recovering the stolen diamond.
5. Conclusion: The case is closed, and Detective Jones and Sally celebrate their victory.
Rubric:
1. Creativity and originality of the storyline
2. Development of characters and setting
3. Pacing and suspense
4. Resolution and conclusion of the story
5. Overall writing style and readability
Example:
Once upon a time in the bustling city of London, Detective Jones and his trusty sidekick, Sally, were called to solve a mysterious case. A priceless diamond had gone missing from the local museum, and it was up to them to track down the thief.
As they investigated the crime scene, Detective Jones and Sally found a series of clues that led them to suspect a notorious art thief known as the Phantom. With determination and cunning, they followed the trail of clues, eventually cornering the Phantom in an abandoned warehouse.
In a dramatic showdown, Detective Jones revealed the Phantom's true identity and recovered the stolen diamond. The case was closed, and Detective Jones and Sally celebrated their victory with a well-deserved cup of tea.
Personal narrative:
Title: Finding My Passion
Outline:
1. Introduction: Describe a time in your life when you discovered your passion.
2. The journey: Detail the struggles and challenges you faced while pursuing your passion.
3. Growth and development: Explain how your passion has shaped you as a person and influenced your choices.
4. Success and fulfillment: Share a moment of triumph or achievement that solidified your passion.
5. Conclusion: Reflect on the impact your passion has had on your life and future goals.
Rubric:
1. Reflection on personal growth and development
2. Clarity and depth of emotions expressed
3. Impact of passion on life choices and achievements
4. Inspirational and motivational tone
5. Overall writing style and engagement
Example:
Growing up, I always felt lost and unsure of what I wanted to do with my life. It wasn't until I stumbled upon photography that everything changed. The first time I picked up a camera, I knew I had found my passion.
As I honed my skills and navigated the challenges of turning my hobby into a career, I faced self-doubt and uncertainty. But with determination and perseverance, I overcame each obstacle, growing both as a photographer and as a person.
One day, I captured a photograph that truly spoke to me, capturing the beauty of a fleeting moment in time. It was in that moment that I knew I had found my calling. My passion for photography had brought me fulfillment and purpose, shaping my future goals and aspirations.
Looking back, I am grateful for the journey that led me to my passion. It has not only brought me success but has also enriched my life in ways I never imagined. I am excited to see where this passion will take me next and eagerly embrace the opportunities that lie ahead.