Story Writing for Young Writers

The video tutorial guides young writers on how to craft a story by emphasizing the importance of having a beginning, middle, and end. It explains the necessity of integrating key elements such as an idea, setting, and characters to form a cohesive narrative. The tutorial uses an example of a thief stealing jewels to illustrate how to develop the middle of the story and concludes with a happy ending. The video encourages viewers to apply these concepts to create their own stories.

What are the three main parts of a story structure?

• Start, Body, Finish

• Prologue, Climax, Epilogue

• Beginning, Middle, End

• Introduction, Conflict, Resolution

What is the first step in starting a story?

• Creating an idea

• Developing characters

• Writing the ending

• Choosing a setting

Which element is NOT essential for beginning a story?

• Plot twist

• Characters

• Setting

• Idea

In the example story, what event occurs in the middle?

• The heroes plan a strategy

• The castle is under attack

• The jewels are returned

• The thief steals the jewels

What is the outcome of the story's ending?

• The thief escapes

• The jewels are lost forever

• The heroes are defeated

• The jewels are returned

How does the story fit together according to the video?

• Like a book

• Like a jigsaw puzzle

• Like a movie

• Like a song

What role do the heroes play in the story?

• They are captured

• They guard the castle

• They save the day

• They steal the jewels

What is the setting chosen for the example story?

• A city

• A forest

• A castle

• A village