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Oral Storytelling Practice

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Oral Storytelling Practice

Part 1: Story Planning

1. Plan your story using the narrative elements below:

Setting (Where and when does your story take place?):

Characters (Who is in your story?):

Problem (What challenge or conflict happens?):

Action (What do the characters do to solve the problem?):

Resolution (How does your story end?):

2. Choose descriptive words for your story. Circle the type of language you will use:

Strong adjectives (dark, mysterious, sparkling)

Action verbs (rushed, whispered, roared)

Similes or metaphors (as fast as lightning, her voice was music)

Part 2: Storytelling Techniques

3. Complete these sentence starters for your story:

Opening: First, in the _________________________, there lived _________________________.

Problem: Suddenly, _________________________ happened when _________________________.

Action: Because of this, _________________________ decided to _________________________.

Ending: Finally, _________________________ and everyone felt _________________________.

4. How will you use your voice and body language? Tick all that apply:

Change my voice volume for exciting parts

Use gestures to show actions

Make eye contact with my audience

Use facial expressions to show emotions

Part 3: Peer Feedback & Reflection

5. Listen to your group members' stories and give positive feedback:

Story 1 - What I liked: _________________________________________________

Great descriptive words they used: _________________________________________________

Story 2 - What I liked: _________________________________________________

Great descriptive words they used: _________________________________________________

6. Self-reflection - After telling your story, answer these questions:

What did I do well in my storytelling?

Which descriptive words or phrases made my story interesting?

What will I try next time to improve my storytelling?

7. Rate your storytelling confidence:

I felt very confident and enjoyed sharing my story

I felt okay but could use more practice

I felt nervous but tried my best

I need more support with storytelling

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