English

LO: To write a narrative using description


Your task today for English is a big one!

Can you write a story based on this picture?

You could use all of the work you have done throughout the week to help you!

Look back to your storyboard/comic strip to help sequence the events.
Add in your descriptions from yesterday to add detail to your story.

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