This medium worksheet asks kindergartners to fill in nine sentences about the building blocks of a story. Young learners write that the character is the person or animal, the setting is the place, the plot is what happens, every good story has a beginning, and a story ends when the problem is solved. Other sentences name the hero as the brave one in a tale.

Part B is a four-pair matching task that links setting, character, beginning, and plot to kid-friendly definitions like where a story happens, who is in the story, the start of a tale, and what happens next.

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Busy Bee
Narrative Story Starters
Kindergarten
★ Part A: Fill in the Blank
Write the missing word or number on each line.
1) The character is the person or animal in a story.
2) A story happens in a place called the setting.
3) The plot of a story is what happens.
4) Every good story has a beginning.
5) A story ends when the problem is solved.
6) The hero is the brave person in a tale.
7) You tell a story with words and pictures.
8) A fun story makes you want to read more.
9) The middle of a story has the big problem.
★ Part B: Matching
Match each item on the left to the correct answer on the right.
1) Match each item to its correct answer.
setting
where a story happens
where a story happens
character
who is in the story
who is in the story
beginning
the start of a tale
the start of a tale
plot
what happens next
what happens next
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