Literacy Elements

The part when the story reaches its most important point

A shared conversation between two or more people

The view, or from who's perspective, or viewpoint, that the story is being presented

The narrator of a story is a character from the story

When an author gives subtle hints to things that may happen later in the story

External problem that is standing in the way of the character and what he wants to accomplish

An emotional struggle between what the character wants to do and what he feels he must do

The time and place in which the story is taking place

The one who is in conflict with the main character or the "bad guy"

Text that explains a series of events

The main details that follow the climax of the story

The most important character or the “good guy” of the story.

The narrator of a story is not a character from the story

The main details in the story that lead up to the climax

The struggle that is taking place in a story. This can be either external or internal.