PLOT REVIEW: Children’s Story Plot Diagram Project
Choose ONE of the children’s stories below and create a plot diagram that represents that story.
· “Goldilocks and the Three Bears”
· “The Boy Who Cried Wolf”
· “Little Red Riding Hood”
· “The Ugly Duckling”
· “Jack and the Beanstalk”
Your plot diagram MUST have all of the following [80 POINTS TOTAL]:
1. an exposition (SETTING, MAIN CHARACTERS, and MAIN CONFLICT) [20 POINTS]
2. THREE EXAMPLES of rising action (events that occur BEFORE the climax) [30 POINTS]
3. a climax (the most intense/the turning point in the story) [10 POINTS]
4. TWO EXAMPLES of falling action (events that occur AFTER the climax and BEFORE the resolution) [10 POINTS
5. a RESOLUTION [10 POINTS]
Your plot diagram MUST also [10 POINTS TOTAL]:
· take up an ENTIRE PAGE and be FULLY COLORED [10 POINTS]
· be written CREATIVELY and AS NEATLY AS POSSIBLE [10 POINTS]
PLOT REVIEW: Children’s Story Plot Diagram Project
Choose ONE of the children’s stories below and create a plot diagram that represents that story.
· “Goldilocks and the Three Bears”
· “The Boy Who Cried Wolf”
· “Little Red Riding Hood”
· “The Ugly Duckling”
· “Jack and the Beanstalk”
Your plot diagram MUST have all of the following [80 POINTS TOTAL]:
6. an exposition (SETTING, MAIN CHARACTERS, and MAIN CONFLICT) [20 POINTS]
7. THREE EXAMPLES of rising action (events that occur BEFORE the climax) [30 POINTS]
8. a climax (the most intense/the turning point in the story) [10 POINTS]
9. TWO EXAMPLES of falling action (events that occur AFTER the climax and BEFORE the resolution) [10 POINTS
10. a RESOLUTION [10 POINTS]
Your plot diagram MUST also [10 POINTS TOTAL]:
· take up an ENTIRE PAGE and be FULLY COLORED [10 POINTS]
· be written CREATIVELY and AS NEATLY AS POSSIBLE [10 POINTS]