Literary Elements: Plot

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English

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4th Grade

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RL.5.3, RL.4.3, RL.3.3

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Open Ended

What comes to mind when you see this diagram?

Type response here

Multiple Choice

The term for events that make up a story

conflict

resolution

inciting incident

plot (pick me pls)

Multiple Choice

The highest point of tension in a plot is the

climax

conflict

plot

inciting incident

exposition

Multiple Choice

The problem or struggle is the

resolution

theme

conflict

resolution

Multiple Choice

Complications are added during the

conflict

rising action

narration

climax

Multiple Choice

If a character is struggling with a difficult decision, the conflict is

external

internal

rising action

none of these

Multiple Choice

The conflict is introduced in the

inciting incident

climax

resolution

falling action

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of inciting incident?

it sets the rising action in motion

it concludes the conflict

it shows what happens to the character at the end of the story

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of falling action?

it sets the plot in motion

the characters and setting are being introduced

loose ends are being tied up and the conflict is being resolved

none of these

Multiple Choice

The end of a plot is called the

Climax

Conflict

Rising Action

resolution

Literary Elements: Plot Worksheet

Students will complete worksheet as a class and pair share throughout. Go to powerpoint.

As we read, keep in mind the plot elements we just went over.

After the Reading, Quietly Take out your whiteboards and white board marker.

After the Fall Read aloud

Self awareness- Humpty is afraid to climb up the wall after he has a great fall, but he does it anyway. Describe a time when you overcame something! ex) I was afraid of dogs as a kid but now I am able to pet dogs and do not run away from them.

Lets see your growth!

Multiple Choice

The sequence of events in a work of literature

plot

conflict

climax

expomarker

Multiple Choice

The parts of plot in which the reader is given important background information about the characters and setting

climax

exposition

rising action

falling action

Open Ended

What is climax?

Type response here

Multiple Choice

The first event that sets the plot in motion and introduces the conflict

tension

conflict

Incident Incident

plot

Multiple Choice

The problem or struggle between opposing forces

falling action

conflict

climax

resolution

Open Ended

What is the rising action?

Type response here

Multiple Choice

What is falling action?

The tension is decreasing loose ends are being tied up. The conflict is being resolved.

The tension is increasing.The conflict is not even close to being resolved.

Open Ended

What happens during the resolution of a story?

Type response here

1. Put Chromebook's away

Quietly Take out your scissors and glue
Labeling Worksheet (Language arts section)
Clean up
When done you may Read GEU book

What comes to mind when you see this diagram?

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