

Story Builder (Plot Diagram)
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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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Exposition
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?
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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?
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Rising Action
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?
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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?
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Open Ended
What supplies or resources does the character use on the journey?
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Open Ended
What major or difficult decisions does the character have to make?
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Climax
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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Falling action
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?
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Resolution
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
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Poll
Are you ready to make your own story?
Yes
Nervous, but yes
No
What is a story?
Exposition
The beginning of the story where we meet the characters, learn the setting, and understand the main situation or problem.
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