The image displays a planning tool called a "Story Mountain." It is designed to help you organize your ideas before writing a story. Instead of writing randomly, you fill in each box to create a clear path for your story.
Here is how to fill out the template step-by-step:
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1. Opening: This is the start of your story. Write down who the main character is and where the story takes place.
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2. Build-up: This section leads up to the big event. Describe what happens first and how things get more exciting or difficult.
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3. Problem: This is at the very top of the mountain. This is the "climax" or the main challenge your character has to face.
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4. Resolution: After the problem, things start to get better. Write down how the character starts to solve the problem.
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5. Ending: This is the finish of the story. Describe what happens finally and how the story concludes.
Final Answer: The Story Mountain template is used to plan a story by filling in five specific sections in order:
1. Opening (introduction),
2. Build-up (rising action),
3. Problem (climax),
4. Resolution (solving the problem), and
5. Ending (conclusion).
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of story plan worksheet.
