Writing Conclusions From A Narrator's Perspective Worksheets
Related ELA Standard: W.5.3.E
A Narrator's Perspective Worksheets To Print:
Crazy Cupid – Create your own ending to this wild story.
The Yogi – I have no idea where this one is going.
Buster – Buster is one fun pup to be around.
For The Birds – Two short stories to put a cap on.
Horatio and Matilda – Matilda has one heck of a plan.
The Nicest Boy in the World – Read the story. Then write the ending.
The Dreadful Digby – Digby was the fiercest parrot that had ever sailed the seven seas.
Narrative Conclusions – Read the story ideas below. How do you think each story might end? Write your idea for an ending on the lines.
Vinnie's Vacation – Write an ending for the story.
Bingo Versus Sylvester – Once there was a rabbit named Bingo who worked for a magician named Sylvester. Bingo hated his job.
Petie – Petie was the littlest hermit crab in the ocean.
Sir Boasts A Lot – Lance was a very able knight. He had complete command of his horse. He was very skilled with the javelin.
Trouble on the Reef – Lance was a very able knight. He had complete command of his horse. He was very skilled with the javelin.
Farmer Dan and the Four-leaf Clover – Farmer Dan had spent his whole life working on his strawberry farm. He worked very hard every year, and every year he struggled to make ends meet.
Narrative Conclusions – Choose one of the story ideas below. On a separate sheet of paper, write the story, developing it with descriptive details and dialogue.
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