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6th Grade Characters, Settings and Dialogue Worksheets

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Written by Adi Ackerman, Head Teacher

Characters, settings and dialogue bring a story to life for the reader. This page holds 3 worksheets for 6th grade, each with an answer key. Write Dialogue That Moves the Story rewrites a scene called The Missing Cash Box, Sensory Details Organizer describes a busy train station, and Show, Don't Tell Practice rewrites 8 telling sentences. The sheets carry W.6.3.B and W.6.3.D.

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Sensory Details Organizer - 6th Grade Narrative Writing worksheet preview

Sensory Details Organizer

Grade6th Grade
TopicNarrative Writing
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Show, Don't Tell - 6th Grade Narrative Writing worksheet preview

Show, Don't Tell

Grade6th Grade
TopicNarrative Writing
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Write Dialogue That Moves the Story - 6th Grade Narrative Writing worksheet preview

Write Dialogue That Moves the Story

Grade6th Grade
TopicNarrative Writing
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Explore all of our 6th grade narrative writing worksheets, covering developing plot structure, characters, settings and dialogue.

Developing plot structure

Frequently Asked Questions

Good dialogue shows what characters are like and pushes the action ahead. Write Dialogue That Moves the Story has students plan Marcus, Jada and Mrs. Lin, then retell the scene in five spoken lines and one inner thought.

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