In this lesson, you created a visual outline
of a narrative’s plot structure.
Knowing about narrative structures, such as plot structures, can help you analyze any
story.
The story may come from a book or from history or current events.
Knowing how narratives progress from one event
to the next makes it easier to understand
the whole story regardless of where it comes from.
Being able to visualize and present a narrative
can help you organize the important ideas
of the narrative.
This may help you improve your critical thinking
skills when you look closely at the narratives
in both history and current events.
First, you set up a slide presentation.
Next, you added one slide for each point in the plot structure.
Then, in the slides, you summarized each point from the narrative,
added images, and formatted the text.
You can use all of these skills to work on presentations about narratives or for different
projects for school, work, or home that might fit well in a slide presentation.