How to Write an Imaginative Narrative for Kids Episode 5: Events

In this episode, the teacher guides students on how to write about events in a fantasy story. The focus is on stretching out the problem to build suspense and describing the resolution in detail. Super Megan's adventure is used as an example to illustrate these storytelling techniques. The episode concludes with a prompt to finish the narrative and a teaser for the next episode.

Why is it important to stretch out the problem in a story?

• To confuse the reader

• To make the problem more exciting

• To add more characters

• To make the story longer

What decision does Super Megan face when she hears a crash?

• Whether to call for help

• Whether to fly faster

• Whether to land immediately

• Whether to stop and investigate or keep flying

What does Super Megan discover when she flies closer to the crowd?

• A tree has fallen

• A car is on fire

• A man is trapped under a fallen pole

• A building is collapsing

How does Super Megan solve the problem of the fallen pole?

• She asks others to help lift the pole

• She uses her super strength alone

• She calls the police

• She waits for the rain to stop

What lesson does the narrator emphasize about writing the resolution of a story?

• It should end with a question

• It should introduce new characters

• It should be as detailed as the problem

• It should be brief and to the point