Story Idea Generator

Story Idea Generator for Preschool and Young Learners. Use the Super Easy Storytelling formula and this flip book to create countless creative writing prompts for kids.

Story Idea Generator

Story Idea Generator

What you’ll need

A 3-ring binder or a spiral binding machine
This PDF printed out
Optional: 2 tab dividers

Optional: Print some free worksheets from SuperEasyStorytelling.com, like the Awesome Adjectives List, Story Planning Worksheet, Describe your Character Worsheet and more!

How to assemble the book

  1. Print out all the pages and punch holes for a 3-ring binder (Note, if you have a spiral binder, it works better at keeping the flip pages secure. But if that’s not available, a 3-ring binder works well too.)
  2. Insert cover and instruction pages into the binder. Then insert the Tab divider if you are using one.
  3. Starting with the WHO/WHAT/WHY NOT pages, cut the pages along the dotted lines.
  4. Insert the stacks of papers so that the “WHO” cards are on top third of the binder, “WHAT” cards are in the middle,
    and “WHY NOT” cards are on the bottom third of the binder.
  5. If after use, the flip cards are askew, just turn the binder so the rings are at the top and the cards will fall back into place.
  6. Optional: Insert the second Tab divider and add the other worksheets you printed.

Super Easy Storytelling Formula


All you need to get a story started right now is a WHO, a WHAT, and a WHY NOT. Plug them into this super easy storytelling fomula and you have a story idea.


How it Works

A great story needs an interesting main character (WHO) and a plot (WHAT+ WHY NOT). Once you break up the action into these three pieces, starting a creative story gets a whole lot easier.
On the following pages, choose a WHO card, a WHAT card, and a WHY NOT card. Then plug them into the formula like this:

BROWSE THE EBOOK

For additional practice, be sure to explore this website. Simply click the link below.

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