Storytelling Concepts and Characters

Justin introduces storytelling by sharing a personal story and explains that every story has three main ingredients: 'who,' 'where,' and 'what happened.' He provides examples of both true and fictional stories, emphasizing that stories can be about anyone or anything. Justin encourages viewers to use their imagination to create their own stories, offering various possibilities for characters and settings. The video concludes with a motivational message to enjoy storytelling and be creative.

What activity was Justin doing at the park?

• Playing soccer

• Having a picnic

• Playing tag

• Flying a kite

What are the three main components of a story?

• Who, How, What

• Who, Where, What happened

• Who, Where, Why

• Who, What, When

In Justin's story, where did the event take place?

• At school

• In the park

• At the beach

• In a forest

Who was surprised with a new bicycle in the example story?

• Justin

• Percy

• Maria

• Joshua

Where did Joshua's story take place?

• In the ocean

• At his house

• At the park

• At school

What is the name of the lonely whale in the fictional story?

• Percy

• Joshua

• Roscoe

• Maria

Where does the whale named Percival live?

• In a house

• In the ocean

• In a treehouse

• In a pond

What happens when Percy's ocean friends hear his song?

• They ignore it

• They sing along

• They swim away

• They fall asleep

What are some possible characters you can use in your own story?

• A dancing robot

• A flying car

• A talking banana

• A singing tree

What is the main message Justin conveys about storytelling?

• Stories must be true

• Stories should be long

• Stories can be creative and fun

• Stories need to be serious