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Expand your imaginative mind with these Worksheets for 4th Grade Narrative Writing!

Summary: Narrative writing is also known as story writing. It could be fiction, non-fiction, semi-autobiography, historical fiction, or dramatization retelling of actual events. In a simple explanation, narrative writing means a text about the story in a narrative structure. Having the skill to write a narrative can come in handy because it will train people to tell an event in a sequenced way. It also helps people to develop their creative thinking.

What is Narrative Writing?

Writing is one of the four language's basic skills, along with reading, listening, and speaking. Writing means an activity of arranging words into a coherent sentence. It is one of the earliest forms of communication as the ancestor wrote on various objects in the past. Writing is also a practice of expressing ideas or opinions to the audience or readers. Someone who does writing activity is known as a writer or author.

In linguistics, there are four types of writing (expository, descriptive, persuasive, and narrative). Each of these types has its purpose and uniqueness on them. It also requires different writing skills and styles to write them. In this part, we will talk about narrative writing. Narrative writing is also known as story writing. It could be fiction, non-fiction, semi-autobiography, historical fiction, or dramatization retelling of actual events. In a simple explanation, narrative writing means a text about the story in a narrative structure. There are four types of narrative writing (linear, non-linear, viewpoint, and descriptive). 

What are the Seven Elements of Narrative Writing?

Each type of writing has its elements or traits that become their uniqueness. These elements are in line with the purpose of the writing types. Hence, mastering the characteristics of each writing type will help the students to create a proper literature craft. There are seven elements of narrative writing, according to Lewis University. Below are the detailed explanations of each characteristic:

• Theme: Many experts stated that theme is the most essential part of literature. It sets the message of the whole text, and it is something the readers will grasp.
• Plot: Plot refers to the series of acts or events in a story that tell the readers what happened in the narrative. It can be simple and short or complicated with various things happening.
• Characters: Characters are the casts of the story. In many cases, they are in the form of humans. However, they also could be animals, plants, or personified objects. Characters are the actors of the story. They are the one that runs the plot of the story.
• Conflict: Conflict is the issue or problem in the story. The plot of the story is built around the conflict.
• Setting: Setting means the time and place where the story takes place.
• Point of View: Some people refer to Point of View as POV. It refers to the perspective of how the story is told from.
• Style: This element refers to how the writer arranges the words in their narrative.

How to Practice Narrative Writing?

Having the skill to write a narrative can come in handy because it will train people to tell an event in a sequenced way. It also helps people to develop their creative thinking. Hence, many parents and teachers are teaching young students and children to make a narrative text. However, to write a proper narrative story, someone should master some skills. Those abilities are the audience's understanding, vocabulary mastery, grammar and structure skills, cohesion, appropriate paragraphs, creating interesting plots, deciding characters, and more. Below are some practices to train in narrative writing:

• Tell a story about recent fun events or moments.
• Take note of the vital occasions in the story.
• Use details to show the readers about the sequences in the narrative.
• Try to use the original point of view.
• Use an appropriate amount of dialogue.
• Get the readers to drift with the plot.
• Write a complete story and ensure there is no plot hole.

Why is Narrative Writing Important?

Teaching narrative is one of the essential lessons for the teacher to teach students in linguistic subjects. It is also a proper medium to help the teacher to analyze the students' skills. Narrative writing practice also has some perks for the students. It can stimulate the imaginative mind and drive artistic expression within the students. Mastering narrative writing also helps the students to clarify their thinking capabilities. It can also become a self-expression medium, sharpen the ability to focus on details, improve linguistic skills, develop logical thinking ability, and more.

How to Improve Writing Skills?

As one of the language skills, writing is essential to master. It will help people to communicate and help them in daily life, education, and professionally. Hence, it is understandable if the teachers and parents are determined to train the students to have excellent writing skills. However, it is not that easy to have a proper and correct writing skills. Below are some tips to help you to achieve writing mastery:

• Sharpen the basic skills of grammar and structure.
• Make writing a regular activity.
• Read as much literature as possible to enrich your linguistic understanding.
• Find a friend who also likes to write.
• Try to join a writing class.
• Find a writing community.
• Outline your drafts before you start writing.
• Take notes immediately whenever you get inspiration.