Orientations Exaples:

Tittle: It is a name that is given to  the story.	The Little Red Riding Hood
Orientation: It means it is a hook  that is in the start of your story.	Little Red Riding Hood had to take food to her grandmas house she was walking through the forest then a wolf comes and stalks Little Red Riding Hood.
Problem: It is the story that explain the problem that is happening in the story.	The wolf races to grandma’s house and ties up grandma and shoves her into the closet. The wolf pretends to be grandma, and then Little Red Riding Hood knocks on the door.
Explanation: A statement that makes something clear.	After Little Red Riding Hood  walks to grandma’s house she notices that grandma had big and long ears, big eyes and was hairy. After she notice that  she knew it was the wolf.
Solution:It is solving the problem in the story.	The Woodcutter saves Little red riding hood from getting eaten.

LI: To understand the structure of a narrative
Today I was learning to understand the structure of a narrative. We had to put the story in T.O.P.E.S which is the structure of the narrative writing.