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Story Elements Exploration
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Story Elements Exploration
📚 Part 1: Story Elements Detective
1. What are the three main story elements we learned about?
Character (who the story is about)
Setting (where the story happens)
Plot (what happens in the story)
Colour (what colours are in the pictures)
2. Which of these tells us about the CHARACTER in a story?
The forest where the story happens
The princess who goes on an adventure
What happens at the end
3. Which of these tells us about the SETTING in a story?
The brave knight
The magical castle by the sea
The dragon was defeated
4. The PLOT of a story tells us:
Who the main character is
Where the story takes place
What happens in the story
✏️ Part 2: Your Story Elements
5. Think about your favourite story. Who is the main character?
The main character in my favourite story is: ____________________
6. Where does your favourite story take place? (Setting)
My story happens in: ____________________
7. What is the most important thing that happens in your story? (Plot)
🎨 Part 3: Draw Your Story Elements
8. Draw the character from today's story in the box below:
9. Draw the setting (where the story happened) in the box below:
10. Complete this sentence about why story elements are important:
Story elements help us _________________ and _________________ stories better.
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