Story Outline

 Genre: Fantasy
 Characters:
o Main character: A young boy named Jack who is brave and adventurous.
o Villain: A wicked wizard who is trying to take over the kingdom.
o Sidekick: A talking scarecrow who is loyal and helpful.
 Conflict: The conflict is between Jack and the wizard. The wizard is trying to take over
the kingdom, and Jack is trying to stop him.
 Setting: The story takes place in a magical kingdom. The kingdom is full of forests,
mountains, and rivers.
 Plot:
o Exposition: Jack is a young boy who lives in a small village in the magical
kingdom. He is brave and adventurous, and he dreams of one day becoming a
knight.
o Rising Action: One day, Jack meets a talking scarecrow. The scarecrow tells Jack
that a wicked wizard is trying to take over the kingdom. Jack decides to help the
scarecrow stop the wizard.
o Climax: Jack and the scarecrow travel to the wizard's castle. They face many
challenges along the way, but they eventually reach the wizard's chambers.
o Falling Action: Jack and the scarecrow defeat the wizard. The wizard is banished
from the kingdom, and Jack is hailed as a hero.
o Resolution: Jack returns to his village, where he is welcomed as a hero. He is
given a knighthood, and he lives happily ever after.
 Theme/ Morals: The theme of the story is that good will always triumph over evil. The
morals of the story are that courage, loyalty, and friendship are important qualities.
 Target Audience or Reader: The target audience for the story is children ages 8-12.
Notes:
 The story will be told from Jack's point of view.
 The story will be full of action, adventure, and humor.
 The story will have a happy ending.
Once upon a time, there was a young boy named Jack who lived in a small village in a magical

kingdom. Jack was a brave and adventurous boy, and he dreamed of one day becoming a knight.

One day, Jack was out in the forest when he met a talking scarecrow. The scarecrow told Jack

that a wicked wizard was trying to take over the kingdom. The wizard had cast a spell on the

king and queen, and he was now ruling the kingdom with an iron fist.

Jack decided to help the scarecrow stop the wizard. He gathered a group of friends and set off on

a journey to the wizard's castle. Along the way, they faced many challenges, including a giant

troll, a fire-breathing dragon, and a haunted forest.

Finally, they reached the wizard's castle. Jack and his friends fought their way through the

castle's guards, and they finally reached the wizard's chambers. The wizard was a powerful

sorcerer, but Jack and his friends were able to defeat him.

The wizard was banished from the kingdom, and Jack was hailed as a hero. He was given a

knighthood, and he lived happily ever after.

The theme of the story is that good will always triumph over evil. The morals of the story are

that courage, loyalty, and friendship are important qualities. The target audience for the story is

children ages 8-12.

The story will be told from Jack's point of view. The story will be full of action, adventure, and

humor. The story will have a happy ending.

Here is a more detailed version of the story:

Jack was a young boy who lived in a small village in the magical kingdom of Camelot. He was a

brave and adventurous boy, and he loved to explore the forest near his village. One day, he was

exploring the forest when he came across a talking scarecrow.

The scarecrow told Jack that a wicked wizard was trying to take over the kingdom. The wizard

had cast a spell on the king and queen, and he was now ruling the kingdom with an iron fist. Jack

was determined to help the scarecrow stop the wizard, so he gathered a group of friends and set

off on a journey to the wizard's castle.

Along the way, they faced many challenges. They had to fight a giant troll, a fire-breathing

dragon, and a haunted forest. But Jack and his friends were brave and resourceful, and they

always managed to overcome the challenges.

Finally, they reached the wizard's castle. The wizard was a powerful sorcerer, but Jack and his

friends were able to defeat him. They used their courage, their friendship, and their wits to defeat

the wizard, and they saved the kingdom.

Jack was hailed as a hero. He was given a knighthood, and he lived happily ever after.

The story of Jack and the Wizard is a classic tale of good versus evil. It is a story about the

importance of courage, friendship, and loyalty. It is a story that has been told for centuries, and it

continues to be enjoyed by children and adults alike.

Genre: (Decide and choose your own story genre) I. Characters (maximum of 4) II. Conflict

(choose the type of conflict) III. Setting (Consider the elements of setting) IV. Plot (Identify the

five parts of a plot) V. Theme/ Morals VI. Target Audience or Reader

Write a short story.