Story Mapping Mastery

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Practice identifying story elements and problems solved.

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Abigayle Meyer

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Froggy Jumps Story Mapping MasteryOnline version Practice identifying story elements and problems solved. by Abigayle Meyer 1 What is the setting in a story? a What the problem is. b Where and when the story takes place. c Who the main character is. 2 What is a plot? a Characters' names. b Sequence of events in a story. c The cover design. 3 Who is a character? a The page numbers. b A person, animal, or thing in the story. c The book title. 4 What is a story map used for? a A list of authors. b A map of the town. c A plan showing setting, characters, and events. 5 What happens in the beginning of a story map? a Solving the problem. b The ending flashback. c Setting up the characters and setting. 6 What is described in the middle of a story map? a The main events where the problem occurs. b The book’s price. c The author’s bio. 7 What is shown at the end of a story map? a How the problem is solved and the ending. b The table of contents. c The author’s name. 8 What is the main idea of a problem in a story? a The color of the cover. b The main challenge the characters face. c The setting’s weather. 9 What is a solution in a story? a The next chapter title. b The page margins. c How the problem is solved. 10 Why use a story map? a To memorize every word. b To write a new ending for every tale. c To understand and retell a story easily.

Froggy Jumps

Story Mapping MasteryOnline version

Practice identifying story elements and problems solved.

by Abigayle Meyer

What is the setting in a story?

What the problem is.

Where and when the story takes place.

Who the main character is.

What is a plot?

Characters' names.

Sequence of events in a story.

The cover design.

Who is a character?

The page numbers.

A person, animal, or thing in the story.

The book title.

What is a story map used for?

A list of authors.

A map of the town.

A plan showing setting, characters, and events.

What happens in the beginning of a story map?

Solving the problem.

The ending flashback.

Setting up the characters and setting.

What is described in the middle of a story map?

The main events where the problem occurs.

The book’s price.

The author’s bio.

What is shown at the end of a story map?

How the problem is solved and the ending.

The table of contents.

The author’s name.

What is the main idea of a problem in a story?

The color of the cover.

The main challenge the characters face.

The setting’s weather.

What is a solution in a story?

The next chapter title.

The page margins.

How the problem is solved.

Why use a story map?

To memorize every word.

To write a new ending for every tale.

To understand and retell a story easily.

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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What is the setting in a story?

What is a plot?

Who is a character?

What is a story map used for?

What happens in the beginning of a story map?

What is described in the middle of a story map?

What is shown at the end of a story map?

What is the main idea of a problem in a story?

What is a solution in a story?

Why use a story map?

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