Sequencing and making a story mountain for 'Wild'
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You can create your own story mountain to retell a story.
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Retelling a story helps us to remember the main events in a story and think about the different parts.
Some events in a story can be joined using a joining "and".
Story mountains map out the beginning, middle and end.
Powerful adjectives can be added to a story mountain, such as "ferocious", "vibrant" and "playful".
Retelling the story in the first person means we have to imagine we are the main character.
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