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Dialogue: Narrative Writing, is an engaging, single-lesson introduction to dialogue in fiction. The lesson can be taught as a stand-alone lesson or integrated as part of a unit of work on narrative writing. It is intended for use in a Secondary School English lesson, for a KS3 audience (11-14 year-olds), but it could also be used at KS2.
The lesson includes:
A reminder/refresher on the rules of punctuating direct speech
Links to a student-friendly video and dialogue transcript
Tips on how to write effective dialogue using speech tags
Activities to help pupils practise the techniques in the ppt
Main Creative Writing activity and plenary
Extension Activity
The 20-slide ppt is easy to follow with all answers provided. This lesson is intended for a 50 minutes - 1 hour of teaching time, but an optional extension task would easily extend it to cover 2 lessons if desired.
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