The document provides guidelines for writing a narrative. It defines what a narrative is as a story told by a narrator or character(s). It then lists 7 guidelines for writing narratives, such as choosing an experience to share, writing in paragraphs to engage readers, ensuring it is interesting and connects emotionally, being careful with grammar/punctuation, being honest, keeping the theme creative/catchy, and revising/editing. The document concludes by providing learning objectives and activities to help illustrate how to write a narrative, such as describing a school trek, painting competition, or tsunami experience.

1. To illustrate how to write a narrative.
Learning Outcomes

2. What is a Narrative?
Narrative

3. What is a Narrative?
How would write a Narrative?
Narrative

4. Narrative
Narrative is a story dictated. There is a narrator, a
character or series of characters, who tell the story.

5. Narrative
Narrative is a story dictated. There is a narrator, a
character or series of characters, who tell the story.
Sometimes, as with most non-fiction, the author
himself/herself in the narrator.

6. Narrative
Narrative is a story dictated. There is a narrator, a character or series
of characters, who tell the story.
Sometimes, as with most non-fiction, the author himself/herself in
the narrator.
A Narration is very subjective. Hence, it helps you to focus more on
yourself.

7. Narrative
FORMAT

8. Narrative
FORMAT
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9. Narrative
FORMAT
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10. Narrative
Guidelines for narrative Writing:
1. One needs to think an experience incident or good old
memories, which he or she wants to share with others.

11. Narrative
Guidelines for narrative Writing:
1. One needs to think an experience incident or good old
memories, which he or she wants to share with others.
2. It is ideal to narrate stories in paragraphs as it will stimulate
reader’s interest in understanding the entire story.

12. Narrative
Guidelines for narrative Writing:
1. One needs to think an experience incident or good old
memories, which he or she wants to share with others.
2. It is ideal to narrate stories in paragraphs as it will stimulate
reader’s interest in understanding the entire story.
3. A writer should ensure that it should be written in an interesting
manner and connect to readers’ emotion.

13. Narrative
Guidelines for narrative Writing:
1. One needs to think an experience incident or good old
memories, which he or she wants to share with others.
2. It is ideal to narrate stories in paragraphs as it will stimulate
reader’s interest in understanding the entire story.
3. A writer should ensure that it should be written in an interesting
manner and connect to readers’ emotion.
4. Be very careful with grammar and punctuations.

14. Narrative
Guidelines for narrative Writing:
1. One needs to think an experience incident or good old
memories, which he or she wants to share with others.
2. It is ideal to narrate stories in paragraphs as it will stimulate
reader’s interest in understanding the entire story.
3. A writer should ensure that it should be written in an interesting
manner and connect to readers’ emotion.
4. Be very careful with grammar and punctuations.
5. Be honest with your narrative.

15. Narrative
Guidelines for narrative Writing:
1. One needs to think an experience incident or good old
memories, which he or she wants to share with others.
2. It is ideal to narrate stories in paragraphs as it will stimulate
reader’s interest in understanding the entire story.
3. A writer should ensure that it should be written in an interesting
manner and connect to readers’ emotion.
4. Be very careful with grammar and punctuations.
5. Be honest with your narrative.
6. Keep the narrative writing, theme creative and catchy.

16. Narrative
Guidelines for narrative Writing:
1. One needs to think an experience incident or good old
memories, which he or she wants to share with others.
2. It is ideal to narrate stories in paragraphs as it will stimulate
reader’s interest in understanding the entire story.
3. A writer should ensure that it should be written in an interesting
manner and connect to readers’ emotion.
4. Be very careful with grammar and punctuations.
5. Be honest with your narrative.
6. Keep the narrative writing, theme creative and catchy.
7. Revise and edit your Narrative.

17. How to write a
Narrative?
Learning Objective

18. To illustrate how to write a narrative.
Learning Outcomes
How confident do you feel?

19. Narrative
Learning Activity
Write the following Narratives:
1. Canossa Convent High School, Parel, organised a trek of junior
students to Tikona Fort during the weekend. Describe the trek as well
as the main featurs of your trek in about 150-200 words.
2. You took part in a painting competition which was held in your
society’s club and you failed to win the competition. Describe the
competition as well as your feelings in about 150-200 words.
3. Describe in about 150-200 words your experience during a Tsunami
which occurred at your native place.