1. Narrative Storyboard
Student Name
Date

2. Setting: When and Where the Story Takes Place

3. Setting: When
Add a clipart or other picture to show when. Remember to address things like time of day and/or season.

4. Setting: Where
Add clipart or another picture to this slide to show where your story takes place.

5. Characters

6. Main Character
Add clipart or other picture to show what you think the main character looks like. You may add a name to the Title section for this slide (the box that says “Main Character”), but it is not required unless you are completing a storyboard for a book you read.

7. Supporting Character #1
Add clipart or another picture here to show a supporting character. You may choose to name the character in the Title section of this slide, but it is not required unless you are completing a storyboard for a book you have read. You may copy this slide and change the number in the Title section if you are wanting to have more than two characters in your story.

8. Parts of a story

9. Exposition
Add clipart or other pictures that shows something that is happening in the beginning of the story to help introduce it.

10. Rising Action
Add clipart or another picture to show some event in your story that presents the problem.

11. Climax
Add clipart or another picture that shows the main action around the problem in your story.

12. Falling Action
Add clipart or another picture to your story to show the how the problem is resolved.

13. Resolution
Add clipart or another picture to show how your story ends.