2. Must have problems building to a climax.
3. Must use dialogue with correct paragraphing and punctuation
4. Must have a main character and at least one supporting character
5. The setting should play into the story
6. End with a purpose
Want some easy steps to follow? Here are some tips from an earlier blog post.
The first step to writing a story involves making some decisions.
How many characters will there be?
What are the names of the characters?
Who is the main character?
Where does the story take place?
When does the story take place?
What will happen in the story?
What problems occur?
How will the problems be solved?
What moral or lesson will be learned?
Start Here
1. Create your characters and develop their characteristics and physical traits. Is there a villain and what is he/she like? How does the bad guy impact the story?
2. Create the setting. Where and when does the story take place? How does the setting impact the story?
3. Create the problem or conflict? What minor problems will build tension leading to the climax? How will the main character react when faced with the main problem/conflict?
4. What crisis will occur at the last minute which will grab the reader and give the main character a last chance to solve the problem? Plan for a fingernail biting moment.
5. How will the main character solve the problem? What positive attribute like courage, creativity, or intelligence does he/she possess which will help him succeed?
6. Finish with style. What lesson does the main character learn? How will the reader connect and learn from the moral?
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