Kia Ora bloggers. Over the couple past weeks we have been learning how to write narratives. Narratives are a style of writing which tell a story usually following this structure: Introduce a time, place and good characters, then introduce bad characters and a problem. Have the good character solve the problem. End up with a solution to the problem which is satisfying for a reader and which might teach a lesson. All the way through the story, use descriptive language to help describe the places and characters well. Because we are also learning about myths and legends, some of us decided to use the myth genre. Myths are imaginary narratives which use a story with a message to try to explain a natural phenomenon such as rain, wind or earthquakes. My story is a myth because it is an imaginative way of trying to explain why we have volcanic eruptions. Here it is:
