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So NaNoWriMo is being a bust for me this year. I’m failing to write anything meaningful, despite all the planning I did in October. Instead of forcing myself to continue writing a story that …

This plot worksheet directs the student to fill out each box that represents each part of plot.

Writing Worksheet – Fixing Plot Holes (PDF) How to Fill a Plot Hole Plot holes are almost inevitable at some stage in any piece of longer writing, and in my experience, fixing them can be the most disheartening job of the writer. Print out this worksheet, pour yourself a drink and sit down to untangle those snags!

Setting, Plot and Theme. "Setting and Plot are the two major concepts we are learning in our class. We will determine the meaning of plot and setting, then apply our knowledge of these terms to summarize the plot of short stories and describe the setting of each story." Click on the image and you can get a copy of the printable. If you copy and paste it into the Paint program on a PC, you can enlarge the graph if you wish.

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We are working on story elements this week and I wanted to share a little freebie I created to help your students map the elements. It's nothing spectacular, but it works! Just click the image to download. I will have my students fill this out after reading one of their books. I also saw this super cute idea from Cara over at the First Grade Parade! She read the book, "Stellaluna," and had the students create these Beginning Middle and End bats! Aren't they adorable? I plan on doing these…

This “Elements of a Story” worksheet guides students in analyzing the plot of an assigned story by completing a plot diagram. It encourages comprehension of story structure and narrative development. Complete the plot diagram for the assigned story: Students are provided with a plot diagram featuring key points such as exposition, rising action, climax, falling...

Alright, if you’ve been following this series of Friday posts by now you should have a good setting, some characters, and a theme for your story, and last week you decided whether your story …