Match the paragraphs on the left with the descriptions on the right. The tiles in the right-hand column are sortable. ANSWERS
- First Paragraph
(Title)
- Second Paragraph
(Introduction)
- Third Paragraph
(Body)
- Fourth Paragraph
(Body)
- Fifth Paragraph
(Conclusion)
- Before the main events. Describe incidents leading up to the main event and the event itself in detail.
- End the story. Refer to moods, consequences, people's reactions, feelings and comments.
- Every good story has a title so yours should have one as well. A story's title needs to be short, compelling, memorable, and appropriate.
- The main events. Describe the main events, people involved, give more details, etc. and develop your story.
- Set the scene (who - where - when - what) in an interesting way to catch the reader's attention and make them want to read the story.