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The Three Little Pigs plot diagram
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Conflict:
Pigs Vs. Wolf
Why?
Where Do we begin in the STRUCTURE of the PLOT?
PLOT STRUCTURE
THE THREE LITTLE PIGS
SEQUENCING
Climax: the turning point of the story
What is the climax of our story?
Why?
In "The Three Little Pigs", the wolf becomes frustrated and decides to sneak down the chimney to get the pigs.
THE END
EVENT #5
The Big Bad Wolf tries several times, but he cannot blow down the brick house.
EVENT #4
The Big Bad Wolf blows the stick house down and Pig #1 and #2 escape to Pig #3's house.
EVENT #3
The Big Bad Wolf blows the straw house down. Pig #1 escapes to Pig #2's house.
.EVENT #2
Pig #1 builds a house of straw.
Pig #2 builds a house of sticks.
Pig #3 builds a house of bricks.
EVENT #1
The pigs come across a beautiful clearing they think will be the perfect spot to build their homes
Falling Action: The point in the story, when the conflict between the protagonist and the antagonist unravels.
What is the falling action in the story?
Why?
The Wolf falls into a boiling pot of soup.
The Wolf falls into a boiling pot of soup.
Type of Conflict:
Rising Action: A related series of incidents in a literary plot that build toward the point of greatest interest.
Resolution/Dénouement: The conclusion of the story.
What is the resolution to our story?
Why?
Exposition
EXPOSITION
The beginning of the story
Background information to the audience about the characters and setting
What is the setting?
Who are the characters?
What is the exposition?
SETTING:
One sunny morning in the "big wide world," according to the pigs mother. More specifically, the setting a beautiful woodland clearing where the three pigs build their three homes.
Protagonist: Pig#3 why?
Antagonist: the Wolf why?
EXPOSITION:
In "The Three Little Pigs,"
The pigs leave home to find adventure
in the big world
SETTING:
The time, place, physical details, and circumstances in which a situation occurs.
CHARACTERS:
protagonist:
antagonist:
The end, the conclusion, the resolution
to "The Three Little Pigs"
The Big Bad Wolf is so scared of the 3 pigs, he runs off into the woods never to be seen again.
The 3 little pigs live happily ever after.
What kind of conflict is in our story?
The way characters interact with each other, themselves, or their environments.
SUSPENSE and CONFLICT BUILDS THROUGHOUT THE RISING ACTION