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Understanding the Elements of Storytelling: Characters, Point of View, and Types of Stories

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This guide explores the essential components of storytelling, including characters, plot, setting, and types of stories. Learn how characters' traits and motivations drive narratives and the significance of point of view in shaping a story. Discover various story types such as folktales, fables, fairytales, legends, and myths, each with its unique characteristics and lessons. Additionally, we discuss the fundamental aspects of punctuation in storytelling, emphasizing the importance of effective communication in literature.

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  1. Parts of a Story Point of View Types of Stories Punctuation All Mixed Up 1pt 1 pt 1 pt 1pt 1 pt 2 pt 2 pt 2pt 2pt 2 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 3 pt 4 pt 4 pt 4pt 4 pt 4pt 5pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt 5 pt

  2. This is the part of the story that has the problem and solution. IT is the MAIN EVENTS in a story.

  3. Plot

  4. When and where a story takes place?

  5. Setting

  6. The people or animals in a story. They have traits and are the most important part of a story.

  7. Characters

  8. This word describes a character: how they look, how they feel, what they are like…

  9. traits

  10. This is what the character feels and WHY they act the way they do. For some characters it can be: money, love, rewards, to save a pet…

  11. motivation

  12. When a character in the story is the narrator or is telling the story.

  13. First Person

  14. An outsider who tells the story.

  15. Narrator

  16. When a narrator or outsider tell the story, but they are not actually in the story.

  17. Third Person

  18. When a character is telling another character the story in the text. This point of view is less often used.

  19. Second Person

  20. This is the perspective in which the story is told. It can be told in first person, by a narrator, third person. These are all referred to as…

  21. Point of View

  22. This type of story is told time and time again as it is passed down within a culture.

  23. Folktale

  24. A fiction based story with animals as the main characters. In these stories, one learns a moral or lesson about life.

  25. Fable

  26. A fiction based story with magic, a problem, and solution.

  27. Fairytale

  28. A story told about characters who really lived during a time. They are told as they really happened. Most are based on real people.

  29. legend

  30. A story about the distant past that is used to explain why the universe works. People with unusual powers can exist. These stories are told before scientific proof existed to disprove them.

  31. Myth

  32. A type of punctuation mark that enclosed what the characters are saying.

  33. Quotation marks

  34. A story (novel) can be divided into…

  35. Chapters

  36. A play is divided into…

  37. Scenes or acts

  38. A poem is divided into…

  39. Stanzas

  40. A piece of writing, usually a play, that is meant to be acted out. It is very dramatic and action or emotion packed…

  41. Drama

  42. Some poems have a pattern that is almost musical, where 2 or more words make the same ending sound.

  43. Rhyme

  44. A story’s overall message, especially a group of stories.

  45. theme

  46. The type of language where one means EXA CTLY what they say.

  47. Literal

  48. The type of language that DOES NOT mean exactly what is said: Shake a leg!

  49. Figurative or Non-Literal language

  50. These types of marks indicate a pause in a sentence or can be used with a conjunction to combine sentences.