Internal vs external conflict anchor chart

A story isn't a story without conflict. Kids need to recognize it easily, and they need direct instruction to do this. Recreate this anchor chart! Use large paper and gather your kids around. Make it ahead of time, but you can leave the "example" column blank. Try letting your students come up with examples. Fill it in as they give you ideas. Follow me on Pinterest for more anchor chart ideas.

4 Types of Conflict Anchor Chart modified from Lovin' Lit

Upper elementary ideas to teach character traits and character conflict using anchor charts, interactive notebook templates, and task cards.

Types of Conflict Anchor Chart by Tracy Smith

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Conflict Anchor Chart

4 Types of Conflict anchor chart