Explores various fairy tales. Activity guides are provided. Students are encouraged to write their own fractured fairy tale and publish it..
Scholastic
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An interactive voiced over fairy tale that walks a student through the various elements of setting, characters and plot while telling a story. Students can click through and hear the story and explanations as they read the story and information.
Annenberg Media
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Website is basically a powerpoint presentation of the elements of fiction, starting with the setting. Uses pictures and examples throughout. Very clear and easy to understand site.
Elements of Fiction
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An interactive tool that allows students to choose 1 of 4 kinds of story maps and explain and organize their ideas about the elements of a story they are reading. Students can choose Character, Conflict, Resolution, Setting maps.
ReadWriteThink
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In this Early Edge video lesson, you'll learn more about Narrative Elements, so you can be successful when you take on high-school English/Language Arts & Reading.
The Princeton Review
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In this Early Edge video lesson, you'll learn more about Making Inferences, so you can be successful when you take on high-school English/Language Arts & Reading.
The Princeton Review
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In this Early Edge video lesson, you'll learn more about How and Why Characters Change, so you can be successful when you take on high-school English/Language Arts & Reading.
The Princeton Review
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In this Early Edge video lesson, you'll learn more about Relationships Between Characters, so you can be successful when you take on high-school English/Language Arts & Reading.
The Princeton Review
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In this Early Edge video lesson, you'll learn more about Identifying Important Information, so you can be successful when you take on high-school English/Language Arts & Reading.
The Princeton Review
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In this Early Edge video lesson, you'll learn more about Summarizing, so you can be successful when you take on high-school English/Language Arts & Reading.
The Princeton Review
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