Four organizers to use with any story, a picture book, a fable or a chapter. Page 1 is a story map, page 2 a retelling in five parts, page 3 how the story begins and ends, and page 4 the problem, what the characters try and the solution.
Fill in a story map together after a read-aloud, then let students do one on their own for a story they read in a group. The retelling page is a quick check after any story.
After reading a story together, ask your child to tell it in five parts: who, what they wanted, the problem, what they did, and how it ended.
Graphic organizers to use with any story: a story map, a retelling in five parts, how a story begins and ends, and problem and solution. Students name the characters, setting and problem, retell the main events in order, and tell how the ending solves the problem.
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