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Most plots have five parts:  \n- Introduction: Meet the characters and learn where and when the story happens  \n- Rising Action or Problem: A problem or challenge makes things interesting  \n- Climax: The most exciting part of the story  \n- Falling Action: The problem starts getting solved  \n- Resolution: he story wraps up, showing what happened at the en  \nFirst, label these parts on the plot mountain below:  \nC   \nR  F   \nI  R   \nNext, read this story as you think about its plot:  \nSofia’s school party was coming up, and she wanted to bring something delicious. Cookies! Everyone loved cookies. She didn’t want to bring just a few cookies, though. Sofia wanted to bake enough for the whole class!  \nSofia got to work mixing, measuring and scooping dough  \nonto trays. The kitchen smelled amazing as the cookies came out of the oven, golden and perfect. At first, she was happy that everything seemed to be cooking well... but then, she started to notice a problem.  \nThere was so much cookie dough! Tray after tray, she kept baking. The counter filled up and then the kitchen table. She stacked plates of cookies on a chair...and then another chair!  \n“Hm, this is A LOT of cookies,” she thought.  \nShe pulled another batch from the oven and turned to look around. She had nowhere left to put them. The kitchen was completely full. She had officially made WAY too many!  \nWhat was she going to do? She didn’t want them to go to waste.  \nThen, an idea popped into her head.  \nThe next day, after setting out cookies for her class at the party, Sofia grabbed the extra trays and ran to the next classroom.“Who wants free cookies?” she called. The students cheered as she passed them out.  \nShe kept going, delivering cookies to teachers, students, the principal and the janitors. Little by little, the cookies disappeared.  \nBy the end of the day, her trays were empty. When she walked back to class, her teacher smiled.“That was a great idea, Sofia.”  \nSofia grinned. The cookies were gone, and she had made a lot of people happy!  \nThen, describe the story’s plot and fill in the blanks below:  \n\n| Introduction: | Sofia has a school party coming up and decides to bake cookies. |\n| --- | --- |\n| Rising Action/ Problem: |  |\n| Climax: |  |\n| Falling Action: | The next day, Sofia decides to bring the extras to share with people at her school. |\n| Resolution: |  |\n\nAnswers  \nFirst, label these parts on the plot mountain below:  \nClimax  \nRising Action/ Problem  Falling Action  \nIntroduction Resolution  \n\n| Introduction: | Sofia has a school party coming up and decides to bake cookies. |\n| --- | --- |\n| Rising Action/ | Sofia starts baking and slowly starts to realize that she |\n| Problem: | has made too many. |\n| Climax: | Sofia makes so many cookies that she runs out of space and doesn’t know what to do with them all! |\n| Falling Action: | The next day, Sofia decides to bring the extras to share with people at her school. |\n| Resolution: | She gives out all the extra cookies, and Sofia feels happy that she shared them. |","cbCaiuTUNJzhy1X7","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuTUNJzhy1X7","pdf",152619,"English","# Elements of a story: Plot\n## Five parts of a plot\n# Label the plot mountain\n# Describe the story’s plot and fill in the blanks","[{\"question\":\"What are the five parts of a story plot in this worksheet?\",\"answer\":\"The five parts are Introduction, Rising Action or Problem, Climax, Falling Action, and Resolution.\"},{\"question\":\"What problem does Sofia run into while baking cookies?\",\"answer\":\"Sofia realizes she has baked way too many cookies and has nowhere left to put them in the kitchen.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Sofia resolve the problem?\",\"answer\":\"The next day, Sofia brings the extra trays to her school and gives the cookies away to students, teachers, the principal, and the janitors.\"}]","Plot - Grade 3 Story Plot | PDF",1791792043]