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TO KNOW - DYNAMIC DIOLOGUE
TO KNOW - DYNAMIC DIOLOGUE
TO BE ABLE TO - IDENTIFY WHAT MAKES GOOD DIALOGUE FOR creative writing and correct punctuation when using dialogue
TO BE ABLE TO - IDENTIFY WHAT MAKES GOOD DIALOGUE FOR creative writing and correct punctuation when using dialogue
DIALOGUE SHOULD DO AT LEAST TWO OF THESE THINGS:
DIALOGUE SHOULD DO AT LEAST TWO OF THESE THINGS:
1.Move the plot forward.
1.Move the plot forward.
2.Reveal something about the character(s).
2.Reveal something about the character(s).
3.Make the scene more dynamic
3.Make the scene more dynamic
PUNCTUATION AND DIALOGUE
PUNCTUATION AND DIALOGUE
Quotation marks like "Hey Mr Smith," demonstrates when a character is talking in a story. For example -
Quotation marks like "Hey Mr Smith," demonstrates when a character is talking in a story. For example -
"My goodness you're such a good writer," beamed Mr Smith. "Thanks sir," said Barney.
"My goodness you're such a good writer," beamed Mr Smith. "Thanks sir," said Barney.
Task 1 - Creating Conversations
Task 1 - Creating Conversations
Create the conversation for the following scenarios. Each character in your scenario needs to have at least four seperate pieces of dialogue.
Create the conversation for the following scenarios. Each character in your scenario needs to have at least four seperate pieces of dialogue.
Remember to -
1 - Follow the three rules of dynamic dialogue.
1 - Follow the three rules of dynamic dialogue.
2 - Use correct punctuation when writing a conversation between two characters.
2 - Use correct punctuation when writing a conversation between two characters.
scenario 1
scenario 1
Child and parent – bad report card
Child and parent – bad report card
scenario 2
scenario 2
Grandparent and grandchild – modern music
Grandparent and grandchild – modern music
scenario 3
scenario 3
Bus driver and young adult – stop disturbing the bus
Bus driver and young adult – stop disturbing the bus
scenario 4
scenario 4
Teacher and student – homework not done
Teacher and student – homework not done
scenario 5
scenario 5
Friend and friend – did you hear what happened to ben?
Friend and friend – did you hear what happened to ben?
scenario 6
scenario 6
alien and human - the first ever meeting between an alien and a human.
alien and human - the first ever meeting between an alien and a human.
(The alien can speak English)
dd checklist.pdftask 2
task 2
Swap your conversations with a person close to you.
Swap your conversations with a person close to you.
Read their conversations and complete the following checklist.
Read their conversations and complete the following checklist.
Make any changes you need to when you get yours back.
Make any changes you need to when you get yours back.
kahoot on the 7 steps so far
kahoot on the 7 steps so far
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