Creating mood in writing

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18 Responses to Creating mood in writing

  1. Mr Tarte says:

    When I read the “howling wind” and things “shining lonely in the moonlight”, I definitely felt more tension being created. However, I think the question in the second extract adds tension too. Perhaps you could combine the two ideas…

    • William says:

      Okay here it goes! Hogarth’s dad heard the howls of the wind and turned to drive home. But what was that, shining lonley in the moonlight? It was half a tractor! Just half! Is that okay?

  2. Nancy says:

    I think Williams work is really good because you can see the different ways it is written.

  3. Matthew says:

    well done William I think the one at night really sets the mood maybe try typing it up in the comments

  4. Sofia says:

    This is good.Do you think this is?” The trees were climbing on the clouds blocking the alluminating moon”

  5. Charles says:

    I think it is very good. How about this. Use as if when or before and after because then it would realy set the mood. Not saying it doesn’t set the mood. love it.

  6. Aarush says:

    I really like your mood in writing. And also the part where the tractor was bitten in half

  7. Charlotte says:

    Well done William it must have taken a lot of thought

  8. Amreece says:

    well done William very effective work .

  9. Isaac says:

    I think this is really good. Maybe a bit more tension, love it though!

  10. Oscar says:

    Try using short sentences to

    Hogarth heard footsteps behind him.

  11. Charles says:

    Amazing work

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