Rising action anchor chart

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rising action, climax, falling action definitions

My Resource Room students have been reading several short stories in our literature book and I have been teaching/reviewing story elements and conflict. These are the notes they pasted in their jou…

Plot Anchor Chart- This blog post about using a picture book to reinforce plot elements contains a freebie!

Help your students master the essential elements of a story with this Free Plot Elements Diagram Student Anchor Chart! Perfect for introducing or reviewing plot elements in any narrative or novel, this anchor chart provides clear explanations of each element—exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. The chart also features a plot diagram in the shape of a mountain, making it easy for students to visualize the structure of a story.

Boost your students' narrative writing skills with this comprehensive Elements of a Plot Anchor Chart! Perfect for 4th and 5th graders, this chart clearly explains the key components of a plot: exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution. Includes engaging visuals and clear definitions to enhance any writing lesson. Make plot structure easy to understand and fun to learn with this essential classroom tool!

Mapping out the plot line means referencing all the elements of fiction. The Story Mountain graphic organizer helps students to envision rising action and falling action with a visual.