How to Write an Imaginative Narrative for Kids Episode 2: Brainstorming

The video tutorial guides viewers through the process of brainstorming for an imaginative narrative or fantasy story. It emphasizes the importance of using imagination to create characters and settings that are not possible in real life. The tutorial suggests using graphic organizers, like a circle map, to organize ideas. It provides examples of characters and settings, encouraging viewers to think creatively. The video concludes with tips on refining and selecting the best ideas for the story.

What is the purpose of using a graphic organizer in brainstorming for a story?

• To write the final draft of the story

• To organize and visualize different ideas

• To limit the number of ideas

• To eliminate all unrealistic ideas

Which of the following is NOT a suggested character type for an imaginative narrative?

• A regular person

• A vampire

• A superhero

• A talking dog

In what time period can a fantasy story be set?

• Only in the future

• Only in the present

• Only in the past

• In the past, present, or future

How can brainstorming characters help in the story development process?

• It limits the settings you can choose

• It helps in thinking of possible settings

• It finalizes the plot of the story

• It eliminates the need for a setting

What should you do after finishing your brainstorming session?

• Choose the first idea you thought of

• Discard all ideas and start over

• Review and select the best ideas

• Immediately start writing the story