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Parts of a Story

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Parts of a Story

Identify the beginning, middle and end of a story, and recognise its characters, setting, problem and solution.

Story parts

Choose the best answer for each question. For the features question, select all that belong in a story.

1.At the beginning of a story, what does a reader often learn?
  • Who the characters are and where they are
  • How the problem is finally fixed
  • What happens after the last event
2.Which events are most likely to happen in the middle of a story?
  • The characters and place are first introduced
  • The problem grows and characters try to deal with it
  • The story wraps up after the problem is solved
3.In which part of a story is the problem usually resolved?
  • Beginning
  • Middle
  • End
4.Select all the features that can be part of a story.
  • Characters
  • Setting
  • Cooking instructions
  • A problem and its solution

Read and respond

Read the story, then answer the questions.

On a breezy afternoon, Aria and Arjun flew a bright kite at the park. A gust pulled the string from Arjun’s hands, and the kite caught in a low tree. They asked a park gardener for help. He used a long pole to bring the kite down, and the friends carried on playing.
5.Label each event from the story as Beginning, Middle or End: Aria and Arjun fly a kite at the park.
6.Label each event from the story as Beginning, Middle or End: A gust blows the kite into a tree, and the friends ask the gardener for help.
7.Label each event from the story as Beginning, Middle or End: The gardener gets the kite down, so the friends can keep playing.
8.Name one character and the setting in the story.
9.What was the problem, and how was it solved?
10.In the story, Aria and Arjun ask the gardener for help. Draw this middle part of the story.
11.Write one sentence in your own words to tell how the story ends.

3 printable pages

  • Parts of a Story, page 1 of 3: Story parts

    Page 1

  • Parts of a Story, page 2 of 3: Read and respond

    Page 2

  • Parts of a Story, page 3 of 3: 9. What was the problem, and how was it solved?

    Page 3

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