📚 Part 1: Story Elements Identification

1. What is the orientation of Uno Garden? (Who are the characters and where does the story take place?)

2. Identify the main complication (problem) in the story:

The garden has too many flowers

The garden is being destroyed by development

The animals can't find food

The weather is too hot

3. What is the climax (most exciting moment) of Uno Garden?

4. How is the problem resolved at the end of the story?

🗺️ Part 2: Reverse Story Mapping

Instructions: Fill in the narrative hill by working backwards from the resolution to the orientation.

5. RESOLUTION (How does the story end?):

6. CLIMAX (Most exciting moment):

7. COMPLICATION (What problem happens?):

8. ORIENTATION (Setting and characters):

Vocabulary Word Bank: magnificent, vibrant, flourishing, peaceful, threatened, bustling, colourful, fragrant, thriving, endangered

9. Write a new opening paragraph for Uno Garden using descriptive language from the word bank:

Sentence starter: In the heart of the city stood a _________________ garden where _________________.

10. Extension Task: Choose one activity:

Write an alternative ending where the garden has a different fate

Add dialogue between two characters discussing the garden's future

Create a sequel paragraph about what happens one year later

11. Reflection: How did reverse story mapping help you understand the story structure?