Thursday, 18 March 2010

Scaffold Text 'sion', 'tion', 'cian'


Below is a funny explanation of fiction. When you write your scaffold text this week try to bring some humour into it.


A made up story
By way of explanation - a made up story is fiction! I hope that stops any confusion in relation to this issue.
The foundation of non-fiction writing is fact with no distraction from the truth.
The separation between the two, and progression from one to the other, is when we use our imagination to create a made up story. Then without omission non-fiction clearly becomes fiction!
Still having difficulty seeing this?
Please see an optician!

TBs for those published

7 comments:

  1. Matthew Mathematician.
    Matthew the Mathematician was very clever. When he was young he always listened at school, he was never a distraction to anyone. In his examinations he got 100% and the teacher wrote on the paper, this exam is higher than perfection! Congratulations! But now he grown up and is working on a special project. He is that clever, people say is is a relation to Einstein! Even though he was clever there was always a confusion when he seen his own reflection.

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  2. The Operation
    I had a mission to do my operation. It must be perfection and I would like no distraction. I set my foundation and started my separation. It was a slow progression and a lot of confusion, but in relation everything went well. We pulled back the partition and looked at the patient, he said "I thought I went to see the opticion."

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  3. There is a mission to be done.
    The dietician and the mathematician can come too.
    It is going to be perfection not distration.
    There may be some confusion with the optician because she is not here yet.
    Congratulation for everyone

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  4. Series 2
    TALKING ANIMALS
    Mark the mathematician monkey.
    Once upoon a time there was a mathematician monkey called Mark. Mark really likes going on missions. So one day Mark went on a mission in Egypt. So Mark went to the airport but I forgot to say that Mark is half blind, so instead he went to the optician. So Mark went into the optician and said,"Is the plane to Egypt here yet?", and the optician said,"No the airport is down the road but we do have a three for two offer on all mens glasses and a free trip to France." Mark bought the offer for mens glasses and the free to France and he'd just remembered that one of his relations Ruby lived in France.
    So he went to Ruby in France.
    THE END!

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  5. Jimmy and Andrew
    Jimmy and Andrew were having a silly conversation.
    "Lets go to Coronation Street now", said Jimmy.
    "It is only a TV show you monkey", laughed Andrew.
    "OK lets..." shouted Jimmy.
    "Practise our ion words", interrupted Andrew.
    "Well OK then, if you insist" moaned Jimmy
    "Yes, it's our mission" replied Andrew.
    There was a lot of confusion and distractions as the two boys made their way to Coronation Street. The boys had a little fight on the way.
    "You nealy killed me you dummy!",shouted Jimmy
    "What a dummy."said Andrew


    THE END

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  6. On Tuesday evening we made a decision to go to see the circus. It was brilliant!!!!
    The host, one of the greatest clowns, was so funny he was like a vision. The elephants and tigers chased him around and around the stage. He rode his small bike to try and get away from the vicious animals. The audience was full of tension.

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  7. The Conversation
    Once there was a mathematician who wanted to be a optician.The man said"I would love to be a optician".So the mathematician went to work and said "I quit".Everyone was in shock.The boss said "We need to have a long conversation".So later after the conversation the man came out and shouted "yes I got a new job".The next day he went to work.But when he went in the front door he looked with confusion he now worked as a dietician.So he quit working there too.The next day he went to help a foundation.He loved working there now so he stayed there.


    The end

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