Wednesday, 21 August 2019

Pick a path, which way will you choose???????

This term for EL4 writing we are writing pick a path stories. If you don't know what a pick a path is it's when you write a story that includes people choosing a path to take.

For example - (this is a little part of my story).

You are on a dangerous quest to locate the Sword of Dawn. It is known to be located in an ancient japanese temple.

Intro:

It was a full moon tonight, as Mia paced along the cobblestone streets of Gisborne. Blue light guided her on a quest to find the sword of dawn. It was known to be located in a secret Japanese temple. Suddenly, she stumbled, and tummy lurching hurtled down a shadowy tunnel. But wait, what’s that, a ladder hanging down the stony walls.

Should Mia grab onto the ladder and climb towards a blinding light?
Or
Should she continue falling and see where the dark tunnel takes her?

In pick a path you choose a path and some choices may result in death, or if you're lucky completing the quest and finding the Sword of Dawn. We will be putting the pick a path on a google form so that when you press an answer you will go onto another page with your next choices.

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3 comments:

  1. Hi Kya,
    Your Writing hooked me in, I wanted to read more. Maybe next time you can add a more about what you learnt. This reminds me of Bear grylls (You vs Wild). Are you enjoying making an adventure?
    Poppy

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  2. Hi Kya,
    I like how you included part of your pick a path. It sounds fun to make and share. This blog post reminds me of when I went to Bali and we visited lots of temples. Have you ever been in a temple before? Next time you could add a little bit more information about what you had to do to make it.
    From Sarah

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  3. Hi Kya,
    I like how you added your intro and photo of a Japanese temple. It sounds like it was really fun to do. Are you finished doing your story yet? You could say if you like doing it. I really enjoyed reading your blogpost. Overall it was a great blog post.

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