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pencil
The opening names the pencil.
Beginner · Other / specialist pathway · English speaking and writing
Tell a connected story and turn it into a short written narrative.
Original Kidemy beginner self-study unit · Learn the idea, try the practical activity and review your written answers. Practise spoken delivery with a teacher or proficient listener. Teacher-led course approval and booking are separate.
A simple story connects a character, a problem, actions and an ending. Time words help the listener follow the events. Keep the same tense unless you have a reason to change it.
“First, Mina lost a pencil. Next, she looked under her desk. Finally, she found it beside her bag.” The final event resolves the problem.
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pencil
The opening names the pencil.
finally
Finally signals the ending.
found
Found is the past form of find.
Write in your own words. A guardian or teacher should review this response.
I could not find a key. I searched my desk and saw it under a book. I put it in a labelled box.
Check connected events, consistent tense and an ending.
Write in your own words. A guardian or teacher should review this response.
My listener asked where the key was found, so I added “under a book”.
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Tell an invented story, write it down and check whether the written ending solves the opening problem.
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