Plot activities

Teaching the elements of fiction doesn't have to be complicated or time-consuming. See how I break it down and teach through stations!

With these fun cut-out plot action cards, students will organize the sentences in the correct order to form a short story. Great for 1st - 3rd grade.

Plot is not my favorite thing to teach, or it hasn’t been in the past. However, that changed this week. I think I never liked teaching it because I felt I didn’t have a solid, engaging way of teaching the concept. Now, I have a great way of teaching it! The kids loved it, I […]

9 likes, 1 comments - juliesclassroomstories on March 30, 2022: "Are you looking for a quick way to appeal to your kinesthetic learners? How about a flexible method to get students discussing, collaborating, and reviewing plot in an engaging way? ... In this quick video tutorial, I'll share several tips for implementing and conducting an interactive plot review activity -- the human plot puzzle!! ... #teachingreading #literatureteacher #teacher #teachingstrategies #teachingtips…

This first-grade story elements worksheet includes activities to help children identify and understand key components of a story such as characters, setting, and plot. Encourage early literacy development with this engaging worksheet to help young learners grasp the fundamentals of storytelling. Utilize this worksheet to promote reading comprehension and foster a love for stories in young children. #StoryElements #ReadingComprehension #ElementaryEducation #1stgradestory

Give wings to your child’s imagination and teach them to write confidently & constructively with these Creative writing activities for kids…

The Plot Chickens is about Henrietta, a writing chicken who uses the book Writing Rules to explain story elements and her story writing process with her chicken aunts and...

Are you looking for engaging activities to teach your students about creating a line plot and reading it to analyze data? Check out these 5 hands-on activities! #lineplots #graphingactivities #lineplotactivities

These tips for teaching plot to 3rd graders help you get your students thinking and discussing how all the story elements work together to ...

Teaching plot to 4th & 5th grade students is an important lesson that will help students to understand as they read fiction stories. Discover 5 engaging and fun ways to teach plot in your upper elementary classroom.

In this edition, ansleygracelyn.blue shares a few important references concerning setting and plot worksheets. The hope is that this article will deliver the assistance you’ve been seeking in understanding setting and plot worksheets better.. #setting #and #plot #worksheets

This math activity will engage the entire class and give students a hands-on activity to manipulate the pieces to see a larger version of a line plot. This set of task cards is designed to be used as a whole class life-size model, but could be used in small groups, partners, or even individually. There are 64 task cards with measurements to plot. You decide which amount you want to use based on your students. This activity could take one math period or last over a couple of days. This…

Are you tired of beginning each school year with the same ol’ “Elements of Plot” lesson? The initial vocabulary and concepts related to “Plot” can be kind of “dry” and “boring”, especially if you’re a student in grades 7th-10th! You know what I’m talking about because we’ve all been there ;) I took some time […]

Teaching plot to students can be engaging and rigorous with these activities which are great for grades 2-4!

Measuring and then plotting on a Line Plot can be a hard skill, but after you are finished learning this project would be a great culminating activity! Your students will love it! Students will have fun practicing measuring french fries then plot the measurements on the line plot. They then glue the fries in the french fry container, This makes a cute display for a hallway or bulletin board.It comes with clear easy instructions and pictures of a finished product. You will need your own…

Why should we teach line plots? Explore three reasons why using line plots in the elementary math program deepens math understanding.

This worksheet will help your students identify characters, setting, and events in a story. It is perfect for stories that they are struggling with or for extra practice. This worksheet is easy to follow and provides great support for your students.

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Chances are, if you teach third through fifth grades, the term “line plots” has become a part of your vocabulary. If you give standardized tests, you’ve probably realized that test makers love them! Unfortunately, many textbooks and other resources really don’t seem to provide many rich and meaningful experiences with line plots. Most activities are […]