This document provides an introduction to storytelling, including outlining a story with a plot structure of exposition, rising action, climax, falling action and resolution. It discusses finding a story, learning the components of a good story, rehearsing, telling a story and getting feedback. Learners are asked to outline and present a story about a place they know well to practice these storytelling techniques.

1. Introduction to Storytelling

2. Objective
At the end of this lesson, you will be
able to create an outline for a story
with an introduction, middle and
conclusion.

4. Find a Story

5. Plot Structure
Climax
Falling Action
Rising Action
Resolution
Exposition
Beginning Middle End

6. Characteristics of a Good Story

7. Learn the Story

8. Rehearse

9. Tell the Story

11. Watch an Example

12. Feedback
 Was the story well-rounded?
 What was best part of the story?
 What part of the story could have used
improvement?
 What messages did you receive?
 Did the storyteller seem authentic?
 Were all of their remarks understandable?
 Were you focused on the story all the time?

13. Let’s Practice!
 Outline a story about a specific place you
know well
 Beginning – Middle - End
 Present story to the class