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Storyboard Your Story

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Storyboard Your Story

Plan a story in sequence, then show its key moments in pictures and words. You may choose a familiar tale or an experience of your own. Write brief notes and make sure the events are easy to follow.

Storyboards and story structure

1.What is a storyboard mainly used for?
  • To organise a story's events with sketches and notes
  • To replace every story with a list of facts
  • To practise drawing without planning a sequence
2.Which group of details could help a reader understand a storyboard frame?
  • A character, a place, and an action
  • A page number, a ruler, and a heading
  • A list of unrelated words
3.Match each part of a story to its usual place in the sequence.
  • Beginning
  • Middle
  • Ending
  • Second
  • Third
  • First
4.Select the helpful ways to share a storyboard with others.
  • Explain how a picture shows an important moment
  • Pay attention to feedback from listeners
  • Dismiss every suggestion without considering it

Plan the sequence

5.Write the title of the tale or personal experience you plan to storyboard.
6.Note four important events from your story in the order they happen. Use a brief phrase for each event.
7.Choose one of your planned moments. Describe the character or characters, the setting, and the main action you would show.
8.Write a short caption or a line of dialogue that could accompany the moment you described.

Draw and reflect

Sketch six key moments in sequence. Add a short caption beneath each frame.

Frame 1 — sketch and caption

Frame 2 — sketch and caption

Frame 3 — sketch and caption

Frame 4 — sketch and caption

Frame 5 — sketch and caption

Frame 6 — sketch and caption

9.In two sentences, explain how the sketches and captions work together to make your story clear.
10.Write one constructive comment you could share about someone else's storyboard.

3 printable pages

  • Storyboard planning questions about story purpose, useful frame details, story order, and sharing feedback.

    Page 1

  • Planning prompts for choosing a story, sequencing key events, and describing a storyboard moment.

    Page 2

  • Six blank storyboard frames for sketches and captions, followed by a reflection and peer-feedback prompt.

    Page 3

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