PPT: Story Writing | English Grammar for Class 6 PDF Download

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Story Writing
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Story Writing
What is a Story?
A Bridge to 
Adventure
A story is a way to share 
ideas, feelings, and 
adventures using words. 
It's like building a bridge 
between your imagination 
and the reader's mind.
Real or Imaginary
Stories can be about real 
events that happened to 
you, or completely made-
up tales from your 
imagination. Both are 
equally wonderful!
Everyone's a 
Storyteller
You already tell stories 
every day when you share 
what happened at school 
or describe your dreams. 
Now let's learn to write 
them down!
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Story Writing
What is a Story?
A Bridge to 
Adventure
A story is a way to share 
ideas, feelings, and 
adventures using words. 
It's like building a bridge 
between your imagination 
and the reader's mind.
Real or Imaginary
Stories can be about real 
events that happened to 
you, or completely made-
up tales from your 
imagination. Both are 
equally wonderful!
Everyone's a 
Storyteller
You already tell stories 
every day when you share 
what happened at school 
or describe your dreams. 
Now let's learn to write 
them down!
Why Write Stories?
Express Your Heart
Writing stories helps you share your deepest thoughts and 
feelings. It's like having a conversation with the world about 
what matters to you.
Entertain and Inspire
Your stories can make people laugh, cry, think, or dream. You have the power 
to touch someone's heart with your words!
Grow Your Skills
Every story you write makes your imagination stronger and 
your writing better. It's like exercising your creativity muscles!
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Story Writing
What is a Story?
A Bridge to 
Adventure
A story is a way to share 
ideas, feelings, and 
adventures using words. 
It's like building a bridge 
between your imagination 
and the reader's mind.
Real or Imaginary
Stories can be about real 
events that happened to 
you, or completely made-
up tales from your 
imagination. Both are 
equally wonderful!
Everyone's a 
Storyteller
You already tell stories 
every day when you share 
what happened at school 
or describe your dreams. 
Now let's learn to write 
them down!
Why Write Stories?
Express Your Heart
Writing stories helps you share your deepest thoughts and 
feelings. It's like having a conversation with the world about 
what matters to you.
Entertain and Inspire
Your stories can make people laugh, cry, think, or dream. You have the power 
to touch someone's heart with your words!
Grow Your Skills
Every story you write makes your imagination stronger and 
your writing better. It's like exercising your creativity muscles!
Chapter 1
The 5 Basic Elements 
of a Story
Every great story is built with five important 
pieces. Think of them as the building blocks of 
storytelling!
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Story Writing
What is a Story?
A Bridge to 
Adventure
A story is a way to share 
ideas, feelings, and 
adventures using words. 
It's like building a bridge 
between your imagination 
and the reader's mind.
Real or Imaginary
Stories can be about real 
events that happened to 
you, or completely made-
up tales from your 
imagination. Both are 
equally wonderful!
Everyone's a 
Storyteller
You already tell stories 
every day when you share 
what happened at school 
or describe your dreams. 
Now let's learn to write 
them down!
Why Write Stories?
Express Your Heart
Writing stories helps you share your deepest thoughts and 
feelings. It's like having a conversation with the world about 
what matters to you.
Entertain and Inspire
Your stories can make people laugh, cry, think, or dream. You have the power 
to touch someone's heart with your words!
Grow Your Skills
Every story you write makes your imagination stronger and 
your writing better. It's like exercising your creativity muscles!
Chapter 1
The 5 Basic Elements 
of a Story
Every great story is built with five important 
pieces. Think of them as the building blocks of 
storytelling!
The Five Elements Every Story Needs
C h a r a ct er s
Who is in your story? These are the people, 
animals, or even magical creatures that make 
your story interesting. They're like the actors in 
a play!
S et t i n g
Where and when does your story happen? Is it 
in a school, a magical forest, or even on Mars? 
This gives your story a home.
P l o t
What happens in your story from beginning to 
end? It's like a roadmap that shows the 
journey your characters take.
C o n f l i ct
The problem your characters face. Without a 
challenge to solve, stories would be boring! 
This is what keeps readers turning pages.
T h e m e
The lesson or main message. What do you 
want readers to learn or remember after 
reading your story?