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Page 1: Story Elements Lisa Campbell Lilburn Elementary.  Setting  Exposition (history)  Characters  Sequence  Plot  Conflict (problem)  Climax (decisive

Story Story ElementsElements

Lisa CampbellLilburn Elementary

Page 2: Story Elements Lisa Campbell Lilburn Elementary.  Setting  Exposition (history)  Characters  Sequence  Plot  Conflict (problem)  Climax (decisive

Setting Exposition (history)CharactersSequencePlot Conflict (problem)Climax (decisive moment)

Resolution (solution)

Page 3: Story Elements Lisa Campbell Lilburn Elementary.  Setting  Exposition (history)  Characters  Sequence  Plot  Conflict (problem)  Climax (decisive

EraSceneryTime of DayTime of YearWeatherMood

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Create a moodMake action seem more realBegin forming a source of conflict

Taken from “The Day the Sun Came Out” by D. Johnson

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This is the background information on the characters and setting explained at the beginning of the story

It is information about things that happened before the story began

Page 6: Story Elements Lisa Campbell Lilburn Elementary.  Setting  Exposition (history)  Characters  Sequence  Plot  Conflict (problem)  Climax (decisive

Characters can be …

peopleanimalsmajor charactersminor characters

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Major character (the “I” guy)

You know lots about him, and what makes him tick.

Minor character (friends, relatives)

You don’t know much about them or their motivations

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appearancepersonalitybackground/personal history

motivationrelationshipsconflict

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The sequence is the order of events in a story

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all the events in story

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Introduction, or opening situation Exposition, Setting

Development of conflict

Climax or highest point of interest or suspense of story

Resolution- when conflict ends

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Opening situation

Introduction

Dev

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Ris

ing

Act

ion

Climax

Resolution

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Suspense- excitement or tension

Foreshadowing- hint or clue about what will happen in story

Flashback- interrupts the normal sequence of events to tell about something that happened in the past

Surprise Ending- conclusion that reader does not expect

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Conflict is a struggle between opposing forces

Every plot must contain some kind of conflict

Stories can have more than one conflict

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External conflict

outside force may be person, group, animal, nature, or a nonhuman obstacle

Internal conflict

takes place in a character’s mind

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The turning point in the story

The most exciting part, when the plot changes

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The resolution is the end of the story

It is when you learn what happens to the characters after the conflict is resolved

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