Traditional tale writing about the setting

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Today Room 19 looked at the different settings of the traditional tales we have read. We found out that a setting is the place where the story is set and it can change during the story. Mrs Warid put some different settings on the smart board and we brainstormed about what we saw. From there students had to come up with sentences to describe the setting in detail. Here are some of our ideas.








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