The image provided is a worksheet titled "Story Elements," which is designed to help students identify and organize the key components of a story. The worksheet is divided into four sections, each representing a different element of a story:
1.
Characters
2.
Setting
3.
Problem
4.
Solution
Instructions:
- Fill in each box with words and pictures to represent each story element.
- Use the icons provided as visual cues for inspiration.
Solution Explanation:
To solve this task, you need to think of a specific story (either one you know or one you create) and fill in each section accordingly. Below is an example using the classic story of
Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
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#### 1.
Characters
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Words: Goldilocks, Papa Bear, Mama Bear, Baby Bear
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Picture: Draw simple stick figures or icons representing each character. For example:
- A girl with long hair for Goldilocks.
- Three bears: one large (Papa Bear), one medium-sized (Mama Bear), and one small (Baby Bear).
#### 2.
Setting
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Words: Forest, House in the woods
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Picture: Draw a simple forest scene with trees and a house. You can add details like a door, windows, and perhaps some leaves or flowers.
#### 3.
Problem
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Words: Goldilocks enters the bears' house without permission and tries their food and beds, breaking things.
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Picture: Draw Goldilocks inside the house, with broken items like spilled porridge, a broken chair, or a bed that's been messed up. Add question marks around her to indicate confusion or trouble.
#### 4.
Solution
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Words: The bears return home and find Goldilocks asleep. They wake her up, and she runs away scared.
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Picture: Draw the three bears standing at the door, looking angry or surprised. Show Goldilocks running away from the house. Add a light bulb icon near the bears to indicate they figured out what happened.
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Final Answer:
Fill in the boxes as follows:
1.
Characters:
- Words: Goldilocks, Papa Bear, Mama Bear, Baby Bear
- Picture: Draw stick figures or icons of the characters.
2.
Setting:
- Words: Forest, House in the woods
- Picture: Draw a forest scene with a house.
3.
Problem:
- Words: Goldilocks enters the bears' house and breaks things.
- Picture: Draw Goldilocks inside the house with broken items and question marks.
4.
Solution:
- Words: The bears return and scare Goldilocks away.
- Picture: Draw the bears at the door, Goldilocks running away, and a light bulb icon.
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This approach helps visualize and understand the structure of a story by breaking it down into its essential elements. If you have a different story in mind, you can follow the same steps to fill in the worksheet!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of elements of a story worksheet.
