GAPS
The definition of GAPS
What is points in the story/narrative where we don't have all the information.
The name of the five parts of the Plot Mountain narrative structure
Writer's Toolbox
Who is Maui?
The classroom expectation that is broken most frequently.
What is (one of the following): do not get out of your seat OR do not talk over the teacher.
A GAP without MAUI or Moana
What is... (answers may vary)
Kakamoura, the ocean, Granama Tala's backstory
Is included in the orientation/exposition of the plot structure narrative
What is... setting, and main characters (sometimes conflict)
The narrative structure according to WTB
What is, where, who, why, resolve
The character who said: There is nothing beyond the reef
Who is Chief Tui?
What is enter silently put your bag in the appropriate bag spot and start working on the daily writing task?
Maui being abandoned by his parents
Maui ripping off Tamatoa's leg
How Maui got his hook
Where the conflict typically gets introduced.
What is the rising action (sometimes in the orientation)
An example of a W start sentence:
What is (answers may vary)
must start with When, while, with, Whereas, Where or What AND not be a question
The reason Maui stole the heart of the ocean
What is to give to the humans?
Who is Mr. Kelly
What is... (answers may vary but include)
The Ocean, Kakamoura
The part of the plot structure takes up the majority of the story
What is the Rising Action?
Admittedly, this category is hard is an example of what type of WTB sentence.
What is adverb start?
The way in which Maui gains his tattoos
What is he earns them through his actions?
What is your assessment?
What is an illustrated narrative that covers a GAP in Moana?
What is we know Tamatoa doesn't like Maui ever since Maui ripped off his leg, but we do not know the story behind it.
Where the conflict is generally resolved
What is the falling action
The name of 3 different types of WTB sentences (not including Simple Sentence)
Ing start, ed-start, W-start, Semi-colon, Em-dash, W-start, explore the subject, very short sentence, power sentence, RWB sentence, Adverb-start, Preposition-start
Some of the defining characteristics of Moana (name 3)
What is (answers may vary but include):
Brave, selfless, likes the ocean, loves her island, protective, loves her grandmother
What is show up on time, line up in 2 lines quietly, wait for instructions.