Story planner: who, where, what happened
Sentences · Graphic organizersKindergarten – Grade 2Free PDF
Free printable graphic organizer: story planner: who, where, what happened. Plan your own story before you write it.
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Part of these worksheet packsDevelopmental language disorder (DLD), speech and reading →Executive function: planning and organizing writing →Gifted and twice-exceptional children: reading ahead, writing behind →Writing units: how-to, opinion, all-about and story →
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- 1Organizers break a big task (retelling, planning, writing) into small boxes with a clear order.
- 2Drawing first is fine: many young writers can show more in a picture than in words.
- 3Say what goes in each box out loud before writing anything.
Sentences on this sheet
Who is in my story?Where is it?What happens?How does it end?
Words children read are printed in school print (Zaner-Bloser style), with the same simple a and g they learn to write. Print on US Letter or A4; the PDF has no ads and no website headers.
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