1. Warm-up Get your journal
Finish cutting and gluing the Story Vocab and the Plot Vocab in your journal.
Read until everyone finishes!

2. IAN Activities for today
Cut out the heading and pieces.
Glue the heading on the top of page
Glue the tops of the pieces onto the page so that you can still open them. They should be flaps!
We’ll define them under the flaps.
Cut out the heading and the rectangular sheet.
Slice it on the lines leaving the left side in one piece.
Glue it down on the left side so we can define UNDER the flaps.
Story Vocabulary
Elements of Plot

3. Story Vocabulary notes
Little Red Riding Hood
Plot – the chain of events that make up a story
Setting – the time and place of a story
Complications – problems that arise as characters struggle to reach their goals
Protagonist – the main character in a story
Antagonist – the character or force in conflict with the protagonist

4. Get your JournaL
1. Write down your homework!

5. Plot in Narrative Writing
Plot in Narrative Writing

6. Do I know what the five stages of plot are?
series of events that make up the story
Five stages
Exposition
Rising action
Climax
Falling action
Resolution

7. Exposition Introduces the setting and important characters
Sets up or hints at the conflict

8. Inciting Incident The event that sets the story in motion
makes the rest of the story possible

9. Rising Action
Conflict, or struggle, is developed and more difficult
Builds suspense

10. Climax The most exciting part and turning point of the story.
Usually the main character comes face to face with a conflict.

11. Falling Action Eases the tension
Shows how the character resolves the conflict

12. Resolution Reveals how everything works out
Sometimes ends with a twist!

13. Let’s try it…
More British accents! 
Goldilocks and the Three Bears