Parts of a Story

Introduction, Conflict, Resolution

Beginning, Middle, End

Setting, Characters, Theme

Prologue, Climax, Epilogue

The order of events in a story

The main character's name

The setting of the story

The solution to the problem

Characters, setting, rising action, falling action, problem, and solution

Title, author, publisher, and copyright date

Pictures, chapters, and page numbers

Genre, summary, and review

The people or animals the story is about

The places where the story happens

The events that occur in the story

The problems in the story

Who are the main characters and what do they want?

When does the story take place and where?

What is the main problem and how is it solved?

Why did the author write the story?

The characters are introduced and the setting is described.

The characters face a problem and try to solve it.

The problems in the story are resolved.

The story ends and everything is wrapped up.

During the rising action

At the beginning of the story

Towards the end of the story

In the middle of the story

Middle

Problem

Falling Action

End

Beginning, middle, end

Introduction, climax, resolution

Setting, characters, plot

Problem, solution, conclusion

Slow and steady wins the race.

Overconfidence can lead to failure.

Speed is always better than patience.

Persistence is important.

The hare took a nap.

The tortoise won the race.

The hare made fun of the tortoise.

The tortoise started the race.

Beginning, middle, and end

Introduction, climax, and conclusion

Setting, characters, and theme

Problem, solution, and lesson