The name of your story. It gives people an idea of what your story is about.
Title
Changing and improving your story by adding details, fixing mistakes, or making it more exciting.
Revision
It means thinking of as many ideas as possible, even weird or silly ones.
Brainstorming
Fixing mistakes in spelling, grammar, or punctuation to make your story easy to read.
Editing
The main problem in your story that the character needs to solve.
Conflict
A person, animal, or creature in your story
Character
The most exciting or important part of the story when the main problem is faced.
Climax
A drawing or picture that shows an important part of your story. It helps the reader imagine what is happening.
Illustration
A genre where exciting and dangerous things happen to the characters.
Adventure
Ideas and suggestions from others that can help you make your story better.
Feedback
The place and time where your story happens. It could be real, like a park, or imaginary, like a magical castle.
Setting
A genre where the characters solve puzzles or figure out something strange.
Mystery
The start of your story where you introduce your characters, setting, and the problem.
Beginning
The events of your story. It includes what happens at the beginning, middle, and end.
Plot
A thought or plan that starts your story. It can come from something you imagine, see, or hear.
Idea
How the words and pictures are arranged on the page to make your story look nice.
Layout