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    This document provides a plot diagram for planning a narrative writing prompt. The plot diagram outlines the typical stages of a narrative story structure: exposition to introduce characters and setting, rising action where the main conflict is introduced, climax where the biggest event directly leads to resolving the conflict, falling action where the result of the climax begins to resolve things, and resolution where the conflict is fully resolved and the story ends. The document instructs students to plan out their narrative writing above the lines of the plot diagram using this typical story structure as an outline.

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    This document provides a plot diagram for planning a narrative writing prompt. The plot diagram outlines the typical stages of a narrative story structure: exposition to introduce characters and setting, rising action where the main conflict is introduced, climax where the biggest event directly leads to resolving the conflict, falling action where the result of the climax begins to resolve things, and resolution where the conflict is fully resolved and the story ends. The document instructs students to plan out their narrative writing above the lines of the plot diagram using this typical story structure as an outline.

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    Narrative Planning Page

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    Tristan Majeski
    This document provides a plot diagram for planning a narrative writing prompt. The plot diagram outlines the typical stages of a narrative story structure: exposition to introduce characters and setting, rising action where the main conflict is introduced, climax where the biggest event directly leads to resolving the conflict, falling action where the result of the climax begins to resolve things, and resolution where the conflict is fully resolved and the story ends. The document instructs students to plan out their narrative writing above the lines of the plot diagram using this typical story structure as an outline.

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    NARRATIVE WRITING PLANNING PAGE

    Use this plot diagram to plan out your narrative writing prompt (in Canvas). Write your plan above the lines of the plot diagram. Name: _______________
    Hour: ______

    Climax
    -Big Event
    -Directly leads
    to the conflict Falling Action
    begin resolved -Direct Result
    of the Climax
    Resolution
    Rising Action -Resolves the conflict
    -Most of the events of the story -Ends the story
    -Begins with some big event that
    introduces the main conflict

    Exposition
    -Introduce characters
    -Learn setting
    -Any background info needed

    Ways to use Article 1: Ways to use Article 2: Central conflict or problem:

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