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    Features of Children's Stories

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    This document outlines key features of children's stories, including characters, storyline/plot, and setting. It describes characters as major or minor people or animals, and factors used to analyze them like appearances, personality, relationships, and development. The storyline and plot are defined as the narrative and its inciting incident, rising action, climax, resolution, and denouement. Setting is described as the time and place where the story occurs, including details like furniture, scenery, customs, and weather. The purpose of setting is to set mood, portray different ways of life, and make the story feel more real.

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    This document outlines key features of children's stories, including characters, storyline/plot, and setting. It describes characters as major or minor people or animals, and factors used to analyze them like appearances, personality, relationships, and development. The storyline and plot are defined as the narrative and its inciting incident, rising action, climax, resolution, and denouement. Setting is described as the time and place where the story occurs, including details like furniture, scenery, customs, and weather. The purpose of setting is to set mood, portray different ways of life, and make the story feel more real.

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    This document outlines key features of children's stories, including characters, storyline/plot, and setting. It describes characters as major or minor people or animals, and factors used to analyze them like appearances, personality, relationships, and development. The storyline and plot are defined as the narrative and its inciting incident, rising action, climax, resolution, and denouement. Setting is described as the time and place where the story occurs, including details like furniture, scenery, customs, and weather. The purpose of setting is to set mood, portray different ways of life, and make the story feel more real.

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    Features of Children's Stories

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    This document outlines key features of children's stories, including characters, storyline/plot, and setting. It describes characters as major or minor people or animals, and factors used to analyze them like appearances, personality, relationships, and development. The storyline and plot are defined as the narrative and its inciting incident, rising action, climax, resolution, and denouement. Setting is described as the time and place where the story occurs, including details like furniture, scenery, customs, and weather. The purpose of setting is to set mood, portray different ways of life, and make the story feel more real.

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    Features Of Childrens Stories

    Week 2
    Characters
    People or animal
    Major characters
    Minor characters
    Round characters

    Factors in analyzing characters
    Physical apperances
    Personality
    Background/ personal life
    Motivation
    Relationships
    Conflict
    Does character change?

    Storyline
    The plot or subplot of a story
    The narrative of a work, whether of fictional
    or nonfictional basis

    Plot
    Inciting incident (opening
    situation/exposition)
    Development (rising action)
    Climax
    Resolution
    denoument
    Special Techniques of a Plot
    Suspense-excitement or tension
    Foreshadowing
    Flashback
    Surprise ending

    Setting
    Time and place where the actions
    occurs
    Furniture
    Scenery
    Customs
    Transportation
    Clothing
    Diaclects
    Weather
    Time of day
    Time of year


    The functions Of A Setting
    To create a mood or atmosphere
    To show a reader a different way of life
    To make action seem more real

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