Story Comprehension: Design A Story Map

Reviewed by Elisa Yi, Early childhood educator Elisa Yi Elisa YiEarly childhood educator MomJunction on FacebookFollow MomJunction on InstagramFollow MomJunction on Instagram Expertise: Early childhood educationExperience: 17 years
Written by , MA, BEd Trisha Chakraborty MA, BEd Follow MomJunction on Linkedin Expertise: Child development & educationExperience: 5 years
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This story mapping worksheet has been designed to introduce the child to the structure of a story. The worksheet includes visual cues to help students segregate and organize important elements of a story. This way, the child learns to focus on the main ideas, characters, setting, and plot of the story. The exercise can help improve your child’s interpretation and comprehension skills.

The worksheet contains a simple story. The child has to read it and then divide it into different elements. Once your child completes this activity, you could check it and help your child understand the process. Download this printable worksheet today.

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Elisa Yi
Elisa YiEarly childhood educator
Elisa has 17 years of experience in early childhood education as a teacher and a director. With a passion to work with young kids, she did her post graduation in Education and received her online teaching certificate from California State University, East Bay.

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Trisha Chakraborty
Trisha ChakrabortyMA, BEd
Trisha worked as a schoolteacher for three years before taking up professional writing in 2021. She completed her masters in English from the University of Calcutta and bachelors in Education from the University of Burdwan.

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