Writing a Narrative: Part 3 Orientation

The video tutorial focuses on writing the orientation part of a narrative. It begins by explaining the basic structure of a narrative: orientation, problem, and solution. The instructor emphasizes the importance of planning and shares a story idea about two friends building a treehouse. The video covers how to introduce characters and setting, using descriptive language and direct speech to enhance the narrative. The instructor reviews the written orientation, highlighting the use of pronouns, time connectives, and descriptive verbs to create a vivid image. The video concludes with suggestions for making the orientation more engaging.

What are the key elements that should be included in the orientation of a narrative?

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Explain the importance of planning the orientation before writing a narrative.

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What problem does the teacher suggest could occur in the story?

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Describe the setting of the story being planned in the video.

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Who are the main characters in the story, and what are their characteristics?

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