The document provides an overview of narrative text for students. It defines narrative text as a story that focuses on specific participants. The purpose is to amuse or entertain readers. The main parts of a narrative are identified as orientation, complication, and resolution. Examples of narrative text types are also given, including legends, fables, and myths. The document aims to help students understand the purpose and structure of narrative text.

1. Okay Class, Do you ever sing a
song?
• LET’S SING TOGETHER……..
• WE ARE IN THE TRAIN OF LOVE…. 2X
• WE ARE IN THE TRAIN SO FANTASY,
• WE ARE IN THE TRAIN OF LOVE…..
• WHEN I SAY CHAKA, WHEN I SAY CHAKY.
• WHEN I SAY CHAKA, CHAKA, CHAKA, CHAKA,
CHAKY.
• WHEN I SAY CHAKY, WHEN I SAY CHAKA..
• WHEN I SAY CHAKY, CHAKY, CHAKY, CHAKY, CHAKA.

2. Do you know what
picture is it?
What is the name of
this Lake?
Is there a legend which
relates with this lake?
Could anyone tell a bit
about the Legend
about it?

3. NARRATIVE TEXT
In this session, the students are
expected to able to :
1. Mention the purpose of Narrative
Text.
2. Mention the main parts of
Narrative Text.
3. Mention kinds of Narrative text

4. What is
Narrative
Text?
Me, Sir! It is a text
which is focusing on
specific
participants which
tells an interesting
story.

5. So, What is
the purpose
of narrative
text?
It’s easy…!It has
purpose to amuse or
entertain the
readers/listeners
through an
imaginative story.

6. The main parts of Narrative Text
1. Orientation
It introduces the main characters of the
story, the place and the time where the
story happened.
2. Complication
It shows the problems that happen in
the story. ( The problem arises).
3. Resolution
This part contents about how the
problem can be resolved (for worse or
for better)

7. Some grammatical features of a narrative
text are :
• Use of past tense.
• Use adverbs and adverbial phrases to
locate the particular events. Such as
one day, once upon time, a long time
ago.
• Use of time connectives and
conjunctions to sequence events
through time, such as however, then,
after that.

8. Some kinds of Narrative Text
1. Legend
It is a tale about the creation of
something which passed down
through the centuries.
Some of examples :
a. The Legend of Lake Toba
b. The Legend of Malin Kundang.
c. The Legend of A thousand Temples.

9. 2. Fable
It is a fiction tale which involves
animals. The animal can act like a
human.
Some of examples are
a. The monkey and the crocodile.
b. The mouse deer and the crocodile
c. The Crow and The Fox

10. 3. Myth
It is a tale which has no proof of
true events.
Some examples are:
a. The Queen of South Sea
( Nyi Roro Kidul )
b. Timun Emas
c. Keong Emas

11. THE END
Try to speak English wherever you
are!
Always study hard!
Prepare the material for the next
meeting!
Thank You.
See you again.