Final Exercise – Telling Tales …

Exercise

Put together your ideas from the previous exercises, and aim to produce a children’s story of about 1,000 words. Use a maximum of three characters, and keep the plot simple but pacy. Check through your story for unwanted moralising, and make sure your central character wins the day against an evil influence or project. If stuck for a plan, use a folk tale to start yourself off. Try to include at least one change of scene – children’s fiction is full of magic ‘portals’ which transport characters to other worlds. Use such a transition if it is relevant to your story. If the exercise goes well, the next step is to expand it into a novel, keeping the writing snappy and bright throughout!


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NEW YEAR NEW BLOG … not necessarily … originally this blog had been set up to follow my progress in the subject e-Learning Experiences however now that I have completed the subject it’s time to move on and moved on we have to … e-Learning Design! Contained in this blog will be submissions of work I have completed as well as my reflections on this work for all the e-Learning activities I have undertaken for the previous subject and for the current one. The freedom of a blog also allows random thoughts to be included and so I will be delighting you with what I have called ‘mindless ramblings’. Navigate around and I’m sure you’ll stumble upon some inspiring if not entertaining posts and pages. Find out more about me in the page ‘About this Blogger …’ but stay tuned for more

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