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Detailed Story Writing Worksheet Adult Beginners

This document is a worksheet designed to assist adult beginners in writing a simple story in English. It provides a structured approach with questions to guide the writer through the process of developing their story, including identifying the main character, setting, problem, and narrative structure. Additionally, it includes a checklist to ensure all essential elements of storytelling are addressed.

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Detailed Story Writing Worksheet Adult Beginners

This document is a worksheet designed to assist adult beginners in writing a simple story in English. It provides a structured approach with questions to guide the writer through the process of developing their story, including identifying the main character, setting, problem, and narrative structure. Additionally, it includes a checklist to ensure all essential elements of storytelling are addressed.

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Story Writing Worksheet for Adult Beginners

� Objective: To help adult beginners write a simple and clear story in English using step-by-
step guidance and examples.

PART 1: THINK ABOUT YOUR STORY


Let’s�start�by�thinking�about�the�story�you�want�to�write. Answer these simple questions.

1. Who is the main character in your story?


(Example: A young boy named Raj)
Answer: ___________________________________________

2. Where does your story happen?


(Example: In a small village or in a big city)
Answer: ___________________________________________

3. When does your story happen?


(Example: Last week, one morning, or many years ago)
Answer: ___________________________________________

4. What is the main problem or challenge in your story?


(Example: Raj lost his wallet. Or: It started raining heavily.)
Answer: ___________________________________________

5. What happens in the beginning?


(Example: Raj left his house to go to school.)
Answer: ___________________________________________

6. What happens in the middle?


(Example: He saw a dog chasing a cat. He ran to help.)
Answer: ___________________________________________

7. How does the story end?


(Example: Raj found his wallet and felt happy.)
Answer: ___________________________________________

PART 2: WRITE YOUR STORY


Now write your story. Use your answers above to help you. You can follow the example and
write 4–6 sentences for each part.

BEGINNING – Who, Where, When


Example:
Raj was a 10-year-old boy. He lived in a small village. One morning, he got ready to go to
school.
Now write your beginning:

___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________

MIDDLE – What happened? What was the problem?


Example:
On his way, Raj saw a small puppy stuck in a fence. The puppy was crying. Raj wanted to
help but he was getting late.

Now write the middle of your story:

___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________

ENDING – How was the problem solved? What happened next?


Example:
Raj decided to help the puppy. He pulled the fence slowly and the puppy came out. Raj felt
happy and ran to school.

Now write the ending of your story:

___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________

PART 3: STORY CHECKLIST ✅


After writing your story, check the following:

[ ] Did I write about a person (main character)?

[ ] Did I write where and when the story happened?

[ ] Did I write what the problem was?

[ ] Did my story have a beginning, middle, and end?

[ ] Did I write full sentences?

[ ] Did I enjoy writing my story?

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