Storytelling structure....

My dear students, gather around. I would love to share with you this story and this video…..

                                               It is really interesting! Go ahead!

You are going to create two mind maps, the first one is about the storytelling structure in one famous storytelling, choose whatever you want…..Read this information and apply it, by using this page: http://mind42.com/
Choose pictures, explanations and part of your favourite story. 

Plot refers to the series of events that give a story its meaning and effect. In most stories, these events arise out of conflict experienced by the main character. The conflict may come from something external, like a dragon or an overbearing mother,  or it may stem from an internal issue, such as  jealousy, loss of identity, or overconfidence.

Character refers to a textual representation of a human being

(or occasionally another creature). Most fiction writers agree that character   development is the key element in a story's creation, and in most pieces of fiction a close identification with the characters is crucial to understanding the story.

Conflict  the elements that work against the main character's goals

Theme  The controlling idea or central insight that the author is trying to get across. 

Setting quite simply, is the story’s time and place. While setting includes simple attributes  such as climate or wall décor, it can also include complex dimensions such as the historical moment the story occupies or its social context.

The structure point could be the  simplicity of a picture book in terms

of narrative structure, visual appeal and often fable-like brevity might seem to suggest that  it is indeed ideally suited to a juvenile readership. It’s about showing and telling, a window for learning to ‘read’ in a broad sense, exploring relationships between words, pictures and the world we experience every day.

  The second one is about just the storytelling structure, the mindmap you are going to create is in: http://www.text2mindmap.com

I invite you to read extra information