Literary elements: game

There are 4 main elements we can find in a story. The first one is the people or animals ​that are part of the story and direct the story, we call them ​ (a)   . Then we have the place and time in which the story happpens, we call that​ (b)   . We also have the problem the people or animals need to solve, we call that the​ ​ (c)   . In addition to that, we also have the sequence of events that happen in the story, we call that the ​ (d)   . Finally, we have the lesso, the message the story wants to give us, we call that the ​ (e)   .

• Characters
• Setting
• Conflict
• Plot
• Theme

Organize the options into the correct elements

Groups:

(a) Characters

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(b) Setting

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(c) Conflict

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(d) Theme

• The three little pigs and the Big Bad Wolf

• Little Red Riding Hood, the Wolf, Grandmother, the Hunter

• Be cautious and follow directions; appearances can be deceiving; danger can come from strangers.

• The Big Bad Wolf tries to blow down each pig’s house to catch them

• Kindness and patience are rewarded; goodness can overcome cruelty

• Hard work and preparation pay off; taking the time to do things well leads to better results

• Cinderella’s home and the royal palace

• Little Red Riding Hood is in danger when the Wolf tricks her

• Cinderella is mistreated and prevented from attending the royal ball by her stepfamily

• Cinderella, the Stepmother, the Stepsisters, the Fairy Godmother, the Prince, and the King

• The pigs’ houses (straw, sticks, and bricks) and the surrounding area/woods

• The forest and Grandmother’s house

What are the characters of this story?

What is the setting?

(a)  

What's the problem in this story?

How was the problem solved?

Describe the main events in the story (The Plot)