

Story Builder (Plot Diagram)
Presentation
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English
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6th - 8th Grade
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Practice Problem
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Easy
LOGAN Vander Stelt
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5 Slides • 20 Questions
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The beginning of the story where we meet the characters, learn the setting, and understand the main situation or problem.
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Hotspot
What part of the plot diagram does the Exposition belong?
3
Word Cloud
Setting: where should our story take place?
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Word Cloud
Setting: When should our story take place?
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Word Cloud
What is our main characters name?
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Open Ended
Who is our character? What do they do? What is their personality like?
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Open Ended
What is our character's goal or motivation? Why are they on the journey?
8
The events that build up tension and lead to the most exciting part of the story. Problems or conflicts start to develop.
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Hotspot
What part of the plot diagram does the Rising Action belong?
10
Open Ended
What conflicts or obstacles does the character face? What (or who) threatens success?
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Open Ended
Does the character meet any friends on the journey? If yes, who are they and how do they help the main character on the journey?
12
Open Ended
What supplies or resources does the character use on the journey?
13
Open Ended
What major or difficult decisions does the character have to make?
14
The most exciting or intense part of the story. This is where the main problem reaches its peak.
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Hotspot
What part of the plot diagram does the Climax belong?
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Word Cloud
Does the main character accomplish their goal?
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Open Ended
How is the main conflict resolved? Did the main character succeed? if yes. how did they do it? What happened?
If NO, Why did they fail?
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The events after the climax that start to wrap up the story. Problems begin to get solved.
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Hotspot
What part of the plot diagram does the Falling Action belong?
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Open Ended
Think about some of the conflicts and obstacles from the rising action. Is there any other problems that need to be resolved? What questions need to be answered?
21
The end of the story where everything is settled, and we see how things turn out for the characters.
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Hotspot
What part of the plot diagram does the Resolution belong?
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Open Ended
How does the story end? What is next for the main character?
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Poll
Did you like working together to make a story?
Yes
No
I prefer to work solo
25
Poll
Are you ready to make your own story?
Yes
Nervous, but yes
No
What is a story?
The beginning of the story where we meet the characters, learn the setting, and understand the main situation or problem.
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