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Myth Narrative Planning Worksheet
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Myth Narrative Planning Worksheet
📖 Part 1: Story Structure Planning
1. Setting: Where and when does your myth take place? Describe the location and time period to create mood.
2. Characters: Who is your main character? What other characters appear? Describe their appearance, personality, and feelings.
3. Rising Action: What problem or challenge does your character face? What events build tension and excitement?
🎭 Part 2: Plot Development
4. Climax: What is the most intense and exciting part of your story? What big event changes everything?
5. Falling Action: What happens after the climax as events start to calm down?
6. Resolution: How does your story end? Is the problem solved? What message or lesson might your myth convey?
✨ Part 3: Language Features Planning
7. Similes: Write 2-3 similes you could use in your myth (e.g., "as brave as a lion"):
8. Metaphors: Write 1-2 metaphors for your story (e.g., "the night was a black curtain"):
9. Personification: How could you give human qualities to nature or objects in your myth?
10. Dialogue: Write one example of dialogue your characters might say:
🎨 Part 4: Sensory Details & Structure
11. Sensory Details: List words or phrases that appeal to the five senses for your myth:
Sight: _________________________
Sound: _________________________
Smell: _________________________
Touch: _________________________
Taste: _________________________
12. Time Connectives: Check the time connectives you plan to use to structure your story:
First / Firstly
Then / Next
Suddenly
Meanwhile
After that
Finally
In the end
📝 Part 5: Story Map Visual
13. Draw a simple story map showing the structure of your myth (setting, characters, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution):
14. Cultural Message: What does your myth explain or teach? (e.g., how something in nature was created, a moral lesson, cultural belief)
✅ Part 6: Writing Checklist
15. Before you write your final myth narrative, check that your plan includes:
Clear setting description
Developed characters with thoughts, feelings, and actions
Logical plot structure (rising action, climax, falling action, resolution)
At least 3 language features (similes, metaphors, dialogue, etc.)
Time connectives to link events
Sensory details to engage readers
A clear message or lesson
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