Explore the main structure and story elements in a short story with these beginning, middle and end worksheets.
Engaging Beginning, Middle, and End Worksheets for Storytelling Success
This set of 5 short story worksheets has been created to engage students in exploring what happens in the beginning of a story, in the middle (including the problem) and the end (including the solution). Some stories can make this element a little confusing – so these worksheets have been created to explicitly show these different elements to a narrative.
Each short story has a cut and paste element with images where students need to sort images into the following headings:
- Beginning
- Middle
- End
- Characters
- Setting
Story Elements Activities
These worksheets work great for individual practise for students to show their understanding, however, they can also work in pairs or even as a whole class activity. Read the story together as a class and explore the different elements together and have a discussion about each element.
You can also print these worksheets and laminate them and create a story element sorting activity that can be used again and again.
Download and Explore the Beginning, Middle and End of a Story Today!
Use the dropdown menu to choose between the easy to print PDF version or the editable Google Slide version.
This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher in Michigan and a Teach Starter Collaborator.
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