STORIES & LITERATURE

Characters are the people, animals, or imaginary figures who take part in a story. They help bring the story to life through their actions, thoughts, feelings, and decisions.

Conflict is the main problem, challenge, or struggle that the characters face. It creates tension and gives the story a reason to move forward.

The theme is the central message, idea, or lesson that a story communicates. It helps readers think about what the story means and what they can learn from it.

The setting tells us where and when a story takes place. It can include the location, time period, weather, and surroundings that help create the world of the story.

The climax is the turning point or most exciting moment in a story. It is often when the main character faces their biggest challenge or makes an important decision.

The plot is the sequence of events that make up a story. It explains what happens, how the events unfold, and how one event leads to another.

The resolution explains how the story's main problem is addressed and how the events come to an end. It helps bring the story to a close.