Writing the end of a story: 'The Three Little Pigs'
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I can write the end of a traditional tale.
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Traditional tales often end happily by finding a solution to a problem.
Using adjectives, like ‘scorching’, and powerful verbs, like ‘plunged’, help the reader picture the events of a story.
Exclamation marks can help to express a feeling of shock or surprise.
The sequencing word ‘Suddenly,’ helps to sequence events and to show something sudden has happened.
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