Characters
Setting
Problem and Solution
Vocabulary Fun
Beginning, Middle, End
100

This is the person the story is mostly about.

Who is the main character?

100

The place where the story happens.

What is the setting?

100

This is the big thing the character must fix or face.

What is the problem?

100

The people, animals, or creatures in a story.

What are characters?

100

This is where we meet the characters and setting.

What is the beginning?

200

The character who helps the main character is called this.

Who is a supporting character?

200

This part of the day describes when a story happens: morning, afternoon, or night.

What is the time?

200

This is how the character fixes the problem.

What is the solution?

200

The order of events in a story.

What is Beginning, Middle, End

200

The part where the problem happens or things get exciting.

What is the middle?

300

In “You Are Special,” this character made the Wemmicks.

Who is Eli?

300

The story is set in a forest. That means the setting is mostly...

What is outdoors/in nature?

300

In “If Only I Had a Green Nose,” Punchinello wants a green nose. What is the problem?

What is he want's to fit in?

300

The lesson or message the author wants to share.

What is the theme?

300

This is where the story is wrapped up.

What is the end?

400

A bad or tricky character in a story is often called this.

Who is the villain?

400

If a story takes place in space, we say the setting is...

What is outer space?

400

The solution of “You Are Special” is that Punchinello learns...

What is to listen to what Eli says about him?

400

The exciting part where everything changes.

What is the climax?

400

What do we call the important things that happen in a story?

What are events?

500

This is what we call a character that changes or learns something.

What is a dynamic character?

500

The setting can change from one place to another. This means the story has...

What are multiple settings?

500

A story can have more than one of these (trick question!).

What are problems and solutions?

500

The author’s reason for writing the story (to entertain, inform, or persuade).

What is author’s purpose?

500

True or False: All stories have a beginning, middle, and end.

What is True?