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This lesson focuses on the creation of interesting and believable characters. It is aimed at lower ability KS3 and follows on from the ‘Developing Skills in Creative Writing’ series:

https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/developing-skills-in-creative-writing-12079150

However, it can stand alone.

Lesson Structure:

  • Do Now Task - see cover image
  • Feedback slide
  • How many of the following statements in relation to fictional characters do you think are true or false?
  • Feedback slide
  • The importance of creative interesting and believable characters, with two examples.
  • The major ‘Do’s’ and ‘Do Not’s’ of character creation
  • Character planning worksheet task
  • Tell a friend about your character
  • Write an extract from your character’s story, with WAGOLL. The WAGOLL is about a penguin who has never learnt to swim.
  • Peer Assessment
  • Review

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