Let's Plot!

Master plot diagrams with our Walk Two Moons ELA worksheet!

Plot Dia-What? Label the points of the plot diagram below! Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution Walk Two Moons Think about our novel we just finished, Walk Two Moons by Sharon Creech. Try testing your memory and diagram the plot of that story below! Remember, you already know the climax from a past lesson and you know the exposition and resolution, so just fill in what's in-between! Also, since this is two stories in one. You can write 2 moments for each plot point (Phoebe's climax and Sal's climax) if that's easier for you! Walk Two Moons Diagram Phoebe's mom reveals The Lunatic is her son. Grams dies of a stroke, and Sal makes it to the overlook where her mom died in a bus crash. Sal gets more information about Mrs. Cadaver and the bus accident. Gramps and Sal travel back to Ohio. Sal begins a road trip with her grandparents and starts to tell them about her friend Phoebe. Grams gets bit by a snake and has to go to the hospital. Phoebe's mom goes missing. Sal visits multiple places her mom did on her trip. Phoebe starts getting weird messages delivered to her door. Sal, her father, and Gramps move back to Bybanks. Phoebe and Ben plan to visit soon. Phoebe, Sal, and Ben go an a trip to find Phoebe's mother. Grams starts to act odd. Plot Diagram Terms Match the terms below! Exposition Beginning of the story. Rising Action Where the conflict begins to develop Suspense the feeling of excited or anxious uncertainty about what will happen next Climax The turning point of the story where the problem is faced head on The "BOOM" of a story the climax Falling Action The area where the stories ends get tied up and resolved Resolution the end of the story where everything has reached a solution. Explain how the quotation "Don't judge a man until you've walked two moons in his moccasins" shows the theme of this novel. Explain how this theme is shown by discussing characters, plot, etc. Make sure you write in complete sentences. Check the criteria for success below._ I wrote in complete sentences_ I wrote 3-4 complete sentences_ I explained the theme using characters, plot, etc. from the novel_ My response is free of typos and other grammatical errors