W3D2 Reading

Introduction

Plot Diagram includes characters, setting, conflict, climax, beginning, middle, and end

 

Another story element is the conflict or problem, the character faces. Every story MUST have a conflict! The character needs an issue to solve (resolution). Conflicts can be internal (in the character’s heart/mind) or external (dealing with another character, a group of characters, or nature).

In your Journal: Download and print the conflict = problem journal page. Cut and paste in your journal. 

conflict = problem journal page Download conflict = problem journal page

Underneath your conflict chart, list your favorite fiction books that you’ve read. What type of conflict did the character have? Do you see a pattern of conflicts in the books you’ve chosen to read? For example, do you like character vs. nature books like Hatchet? 

Interactive:

  1. Read The House Dog and The Wolf

The House Dog and The Wolf Download The House Dog and The Wolf

  1. Complete the character conflict slides

Character, Conflict, and Climax.pptx Download Character, Conflict, and Climax.pptx

Character, Conflict, and Climax Google Links to an external site.

 

 

Go to the next page to complete the character conflict slides assignment

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