B-M-E Graphic Organizers | Fairy Tale Plots

The collection centres on a consistent beginning, middle, and end framework while varying how learners record the sequence. Foldable pages use solid and dotted guides for creating interactive sections, and repeated story fields keep each organizer usable with a teacher-selected tale. Drawing and writing are both explicitly supported, making the same plot structure accessible across early literacy levels. The resource supplies organization rather than a predetermined story or completed response.

Grades: Preschool, K–2
File type: Multiple File Types

Updated May 06, 2022

Subject: Literature, ELA
Topic: Sequence of Events, Fairy Tales
Resource types: Graphic Organizers, Teacher Tools

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About this resource

This resource is a B-M-E Graphic Organizer Packet.

There are 5 different lift the flap printables referencing five different fairy tales.

There is a blank template included.

In the classroom

Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

Distinguish the beginning, middle, and end of a story
Represent plot events through pictures or writing
Arrange three major story stages in chronological order

Teaching tips

Model folding and cutting on one copy before distributing the organizers.
Have learners state one event for each stage orally before drawing or writing.

Skills covered

Plot structure — stories are divided into three major stages.
Sequencing — selected events remain in narrative order.
Flexible expression — learners may draw or write their retelling.

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

Beginning middle end
Plot sequence
Foldable organizer

Topics

Sequence of Events Fairy Tales Folk Tales Story Plot Graphic Organizers

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Literature ELA Graphic Organizers Teacher Tools Kindergarten Preschool

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