Writing a Personal Narrative for Kids - Episode 8: Publishing for Kids

This video tutorial guides students through the process of publishing their personal narratives. It covers preparing a draft, revising and editing, copying the text neatly, creating detailed illustrations, and designing an engaging book cover. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of professionalism and neatness in published work, similar to books read in school. Students are encouraged to make final changes, ensure their illustrations match the story, and create a cover that captures attention. The video concludes with the importance of sharing the finished work with friends and family.

What is the first step in preparing your writing for publication?

• Sharing with friends

• Adding illustrations

• Revising and editing the draft

• Creating a cover

Why is it important to copy your story in neat handwriting or type it?

• To make it look professional

• To add more words

• To change the story

• To make it longer

What should illustrations in your story do?

• Be abstract

• Include text

• Match the story's events

• Be colorful

What elements should be included on the cover of your book?

• A table of contents

• A title, author's name, and a detailed picture

• A list of characters

• A summary of the story

How many words should you choose for your book's title?

• 6 to 8 words

• 3 to 5 words

• 1 to 2 words

• 9 to 10 words