Collection of Story Map Cliparts (68)

A ready-to-use story mapping tool that guides learners through beginning, middle, and end while identifying main and other characters.

The image is a flowchart that explains the main characters of a Christmas story. It is divided into six sections, each representing a different character. The first section is titled "Reading" and has a description of the story written in a cursive font. The description explains that reading is a condensed version of the book that reads "a condensed version with a clickable vocabulary support". The second section is labeled "Listening to the story" and shows a list of characters that make your own summary with old fashioned graphics. The third section is labelled "Writing" and includes a brief description of how to write a summary with

Follow the green path: choose a book, sit and read for five minutes, then enjoy one game on the iPad. The red path shows what happens without focus or effort.

A colorful, kid-friendly story map chart featuring pirate monkeys-ideal for helping students organize story components visually.

A ready-to-use story map graphic organizer that guides learners through key plot components for better comprehension and storytelling.

A colorful, circular story map guiding children through key events in Jack and the Beanstalk-from trading the cow to finding treasure and defeating the giant.

The image is a world map with a blue background and green continents. The map is centered on the world and has the words "World Map (Mercator view)" written at the bottom. The continents are outlined in black and the oceans are colored in shades of green. The countries are labeled with their names, such as the Americas, Europe, Asia, and the Pacific Ocean. The image appears to be a template for a website or app.

Follow the hero’s path: begin at the road, traverse the forest, meet allies and foes, gather three key items, and confront the final challenge.

A colorful, petal-style story map that guides young writers through essential story components in an engaging visual format.

The image is a cartoon illustration of a young woman with long black hair and a big smile on her face. She is wearing a pink shirt and is standing on top of a green hill with a small pond in the center. The pond is surrounded by trees and there is a compass rose on the right side of the image. The woman is giving a thumbs up with her right hand. She appears to be happy and excited.

A student-filled example of a story planning sheet showing “First,” “Next,” and “Last” to scaffold narrative writing.

A diverse team actively engages in agile planning-placing sticky notes, reviewing metrics, and coordinating tasks on a large Kanban-style board.

A visual story map breaking down the key narrative elements of the Spanish folktale “The Endless Story” by Eileen DeLorenzo.

A visual metaphor for geographic information systems (GIS), where diverse map layers are combined to reveal insights about the Earth’s surface.

A printable Nativity Story Map featuring key scenes from the birth of Jesus, ideal for teaching children the biblical account in a visual, interactive way.

The image is a story map template for a children's story. It has a title at the top that reads "Story Map 2" and a date at the bottom. Below the title, there is a table with three columns - "Title", "Author", and "Setting". The first column is titled "Who", the second column is labeled "Main Characters", and the third column is labelled "Other Characters". The table has three rows, each with a blank space for the child to fill in their name, author, and setting. The first row has a blank section for the beginning and ending of the story

The image is a story map A worksheet for kids. It is divided into four sections, each representing a different aspect of the story. The first section is labeled "Character" and shows a group of children sitting around a table with a stack of books on the right side. The children are smiling and appear to be engaged in a conversation. The second section is titled "Problem" and has a question mark next to it. The third section has a solution written on it, indicating that the children are solving the problem. At the bottom of the worksheet, there is a logo for ink saving eco

The image is a template for a story map. It has a title at the top that reads "Story Map" and below it, there is a space for the user to write their name, book title, and problem. The template is divided into two sections. The first section is titled "Character" and has a blank space for students to fill in their name. The second section has a section titled "Problem" and a section labeled "Layers of Learning". There is also a small illustration of a boy holding a book and reading it. The boy has brown hair and is wearing a blue shirt.