Monday, 8 June 2015

Six Sentence Superheroes

Room 6's target writers have been working on six sentence narratives based on their own superhero.
This was the criteria for their writing:


Here are some of the finished stories. Read the stories and then post a comment on the blog to give them feedback on the writing.
Remember to refer to the criteria in your feedback or comment on any other language features that you noticed. 

Six Sentence Superhero by Taylor

Once upon a time there was a mysterious superhero called Night Wing, who could breathe under water.
Night Wing lived in a cave in the depths of the tropical ocean and to get there you needed to give a magic password.
He could glide off buildings and shapeshift other objects, including people.
One day his underwater cave was burgled by two super villains and they stole his freeze ray, his prized possession.
He was furious and heartbroken at the same time.
So he rang his friend Night Rider who came as quick as he could so they searched until they found them and then bashed them and got the freeze ray back.

Six Sentence Superhero by Minnie

Once upon a time there was a night-out superhero who flew around at night looking for children who couldn’t sleep so that she could sprinkle diamond spray over them and send them off to sleep.
She lived far, far away in a diamond castle where no one would find her.
Her name was Starry but you could not see her during the day because she only came out at night.
Her problem was that if she went out in the sunlight she would go blind.
She felt unincluded so she was a lonely superhero.
Starry invited people when she went out and then every Saturday night they had a party so she was never alone again.

Six Sentence Superhero by Joshua

Once upon a time there lived an invisible superhero called Night Rider, who was good at fighting.
Night Rider lived in an underwater cave in the Antarctic Ocean.
Night Rider was famous for fighting bad people and catching robbers.
He was sad because he was lonely in his underwater cave.
Night Rider was the saddest superhero in the world and the loneliest.
He thought and thought and then decided to use his super power to get whatever he wanted and he was never lonely again.
                                            

17 comments:

  1. I liked the way all the writers explained how their superhero felt.
    They did a great job of following the criteria.

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  2. you have good words like mysterious possession hartbroken

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  3. Hunter woolford9 June 2015 at 18:07

    I think Taylors six sentence story is the best one of all. He followed the criteria the best than any of the writers who wrote those storys. He used a good source of descriptive language like "prized possession".Taylors the best.

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  4. great Taylor you have lots adjectives in it and I like your super hero. you should have what your super hero is allergic to and what he is afraid of but the rest of it is good.

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  5. I like the your words and I like your information and
    your vivid verbs

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  6. Everybody did an amazing job at introducing where thier superhero lived. Well done!

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  7. GRAT writing Taylor Minnie and josh I love that you all put information and I like how Minnie yoused causal connectives in her story and I think that all of you could put your superheros fellings but the rest of the storys are soooo amazing!!!!! YOU ALL ARE SOO AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  8. I like the way the writers used vived verbs and a couple of time connectives like once upon a time. I also liked the way they described their superheros. KEEP IT UP!!!!!!!-Aya

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  9. I like the way you were using those descriptive words in all of your writing
    and they did a good job of setting the scene of where there superhero lived for example like Taylors awesome scene of an under water cave
    WELL DONE ALL OF THE TAGET GROUP

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  10. To Minnie.
    I like the way you use vivid verbs and adjectives.
    Good work Minnie

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  11. Fabulous Taylor Minnie and Josh - great adjectives. I liked Taylor's one because it used Mysterious superhero in it and I liked Minnies one because it says she sprinkles diamond dust on children to make them go to sleep and have good dreams. I liked Josh's one becuse he described the problem that he was lonely.

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  12. Wow, you guys are Super Hero Writers! What incredibly awesome language - you have painted amazing pictures in my head with your descriptions. Well done!

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  13. I like your first paragraph because you had good ideas. I like the way the superhero looks for people who are not sleeping and makes them sleep I wood like Minnie to be someone who makes me sleep. I love the way Minnie has great words.

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  14. Great work everybody!

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  15. Taylor you are good at putting information in your story`s..

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  16. cool stories. target group ! was it fun?

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