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Transforming Narratives: A Journey Through Poetry and Satirical Writing

In the past week, my appreciation for poetry deepened as I engaged with Roald Dahl's "Revolting Rhymes," exploring how he transforms classic tales like Little Red Riding Hood. This week, I plan to delve into writing satirically, using the toolkit for structure and language features to effectively convey themes. We'll analyze commentary elements while mind-mapping key transformations within narratives, focusing on purpose and audience impact. By assessing our work, we’re not just writing; we're revolutionizing storytelling through critique and creativity.

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Transforming Narratives: A Journey Through Poetry and Satirical Writing

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  1. Poetry How has your appreciation of poetry been increased in the last week?

  2. What do you want to do next week? • We have two lessons. • Options: • Writing satirically • Planning time • Anything else?

  3. Little Red Riding Hood How would you transform this story? Use the toolkit and discuss as you watch.

  4. How has Roald Dahl transformed the text? • Revolting Rhymes • What are the conventions of a Revolting Rhyme?

  5. How has Roald Dahl transformed the text? • Revolting Rhymes • Using the Toolkit • Mindmap notes about how the text has been transformed using the BIG PICTURE cards.

  6. How is the text aimed at the audience?

  7. How does the text achieve its purpose?

  8. What language features have been used?

  9. Writing a team commentary • Opening paragraph discussing the form of the transformation and the reasons why this is a good idea. • Discussion of the purpose and audience. • Analysis of the structural elements of the piece • Analysis of the lexical elements of the piece. • Analysis of the lexical elements of the piece.

  10. Assessing our Commentary

  11. The Company of Wolves • Read this text. • Produce a mind-map explaining what the main elements of the commentary would be. • Produce ideas for transforming Carter’s text.

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