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Study the notes, listen to each lesson, practise the original writing activities, complete the full extra practice paper, and prepare for the three examination sections. Your writing is saved on this device as you type. The Full Practice Paper tab includes all new questions and tasks from the additional practice paper.
🧠 Section A · 20 marks
Brainstorm four ideas and make a story map.
📝 Section B · 20 marks
Write a 100–150-word first draft from your plan.
💌 Section C · 20 marks
Write a friendly or thank-you letter with five parts and two developed paragraphs.
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📖 Complete study notes
Based on the uploaded Grade 4 Creative Writing Study Notes. Use Listen on each lesson to hear the explanation.
🎨 Creative writing challenges
All nine numbered activities and the bonus choice from your study guide are here. Choose a challenge, plan your ideas and write your response.
🏆 Examination-style practice · 60 marks
This is revision practice, not the actual exam. Use the same story idea for Sections A and B. Responses are not automatically graded; use the checklist to review your writing.
Section A · Planning (20 marks)
Prompt: During a school garden project in Providenciales, the class discovers a sealed box with a surprising clue.
Section B · First draft (20 marks)
Use your Section A story map. Write a creative title and a 100–150-word story with a beginning, middle and ending.
Section C · Friendly or thank-you letter (20 marks)
Choose one task: (1) Write to a cousin about a memorable class visit to a local farm, or (2) thank a community helper who supported your school during a clean-up. Write all five letter parts and at least two developed body paragraphs.
✅ Quick Knowledge Quiz
20 questions on the study notes. Choose an answer, then check your results.
📋 Complete Extra Practice Paper
This is additional examination-style practice, not the real examination. The practice paper is longer than the 60-mark exam. Use the same selected prompt for your story map and first draft. Type in the boxes; work is saved on this device.
💾 My Writing Portfolio
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