NARRATIVE ESSAY

PRESENTED BY:
MISS SARAH SIDDIQUE
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY’S SESSION
• STARTER ACTIVITY 5 MINTS
• EXPLANATION 6 MINTS
• VIDEO 1 2:20 MINTS
• VIDEO 2 4:00 MINTS
• DISCUSSION ON VID 1:30 MINTS
• ACTIVITY 10 MINTS
• PRESENTATIONS 10 MINTS
AGENDA

• WHAT IS NARRATIVE ESSAY?

• WHAT IS THE STRUCTURE OF NARRATIVE ESSAY?

• TIPS OF WRITING NARRATIVE ESSAY

GROUPS
 MEDIUM HARD
EASY LEVEL LEVEL LEVEL
1.Fatima tuz zehra
2.Ayesha Ayaz
1.Faryal
3.Shardhrosham 1.Tabinda
2.Ayesha siddiqa
4.Alishba 2.Ayesha Moin
3.Amna Islam
5.Zara Ali 3.Madiha
4.Zoya
6.Ruba 4.Sabahat
5.Waresha
7.Hiba 5.Yanzila
6.Shiza
8.Anoushay Jatoi 6.Mehak
7.Mahaziv
9.Ariha Jatoi 7.Bisma
8.Zainab
10.Alizay 8.Esha Parkash
9.Alishba
11.Sehar Alam 9.Eman Ali
10.Eiman Kiyani
12.Wajiha
11.Haniah
13.Daniya Khan
12.Musayrah
14. Shah Taj
13.Simren Shah
15.Ayesha
14.Mushahba
Shabbir
STARTER ACTIVITY

• NARRATE ANY INCIDENT THAT HAS MADE YOU

BELIEVE IN SUPERNATURAL/SUPERSTITIOUS

POWERS (GHOSTS, ITCHY PALMS, 13TH FLOOR)

NARRATIVE ESSAY

• A NARRATION IS SIMPLY TELLING A STORY.

• WHENEVER SOMEONE RECOUNTS AN EVENT OR A STORY ,HE OR

SHE IS A USING NARRATION.
STRUCTURE OF NARRATIVE ESSAY
PURPOSE CONTEXT/SETT
ING
(Why telling ( who, what ,
story) where)

POINT OF
VIEW DETAILS
(Relevant )
(I,WE)

CLIMAX
VIDEO 1
VIDEO 2
PROTAGONIST AND AN ANTAGONIST
PROTAGONIST
• The protagonist is usually the
main character (in most
narrative essays, that'll be you)
who is struggling with
something
ANTAGONIST
• The antagonist isn't "the bad
guy" of the story, necessarily,
and not every story has a clear
antagonist. Also keep in mind
that for some good personal
narratives, you might be the
antagonist yourself.
 GROUP TASKS
• Do Brainstorming/mindmapping on the following given topics:

• EASY: HAUNTED HOUSE (The house stood on the top of lonely

hill…)

• MEDIUM: Write a story which includes the words: ‘It was lucky
that I ran as quickly as I did’.

• HARD: Write a story which includes the sentence: ‘When the

driver heard the words, he clearly lost all his concentration.’