Narrative, Descriptive and Creative Writing mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers mind maps on narrative, descriptive and creative writing, from story structure and setting to characters and viewpoint. Its school-focused collection offers school students ways to practice planning and writing, and teachers ready-made material for lessons. Explore over 120 mind maps and choose a topic to start with.
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30 nodesIngredients to a Successful Story Setting · Atomspere/mood · Time · Description · Characters · Plot
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22 nodesHow to write an excellent Narrative Narratives are a popu...
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22 nodesHow to present a clear viewpoint in writing Clear structure · Use grammar correctly... · Write in the First Pe... · Write in the Second P... · Write in the Third Pe... · Start with a clear op...
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111 nodesIntro to Creative Writing Mind Map Module 1: Reading as ... · Module 2: Neighborhoo... · Module 3: Character S... · Module 4: "What if .....
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14 nodesPoint of View 1st Person · 3rd Person
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11 nodesHow to Write a Good Story Where is your story t... · Your character can’t ... · Your character has to... · The Fundamentals of Plot · Creating a Story Fram...
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26 nodesElements of the horror story 1. Tap into common fe... · 2. Good Horror Means ... · 3. Use Source Materia... · 4. The Plot and the Pace · 5. To twist or not to...
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41 nodesShort Story Writing Characters · The Plot · Conflict · Inciting incident · Climax · Tieing up the loose ends
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36 nodesElements of Fiction Character · Setting · Theme · Style · Structure · Plot
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41 nodesSTORY structure · elemens · Others
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54 nodesStimulating creativity Develop a writing habit · Keep a notebook · Postpone perfection · Freewriting · Clustering · Observations of theen...
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73 nodes(FLE) Coursework nature · places · personal · activities · SHOW DON'T TELL
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23 nodesGenetic Modification Narrative WORDS, PHRASES IDEAS · PLOT · SETTING · CHARACTERS
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19 nodesCreating a Good Story_1 1. Establish the Sett... · 2. Rising Action · 3. Climax · 4. falling Action · 5. Conclusion
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40 nodesCreating Characters Showing not Telling · Archetypes · The Elements of the C...
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7 nodesLABOV'S NARRATIVE STRUCTURE 1. ABSTRACT: It's an ... · 2. ORIENTATION: the c... · 3. EVALUATION: the po... · 4. NARRATIVE: telling... · 5. RESULT: the point ... · 6. CODA: signals the ...
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33 nodesCreating Characters Showing NOT Telling · Archetypes · The elements of chara...
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36 nodesCreating Characters Showing NOT Telling · Archetypes · the elements of chara...
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28 nodesHow to write a story Suspense is important · Show dont tell · Death of the Characters · Break the rules · Write at least three ... · Share the work
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44 nodesThe Murder Of Louis Lancaster Opening · Problem · Development · Climax · Ending ( Twist )
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11 nodesEnglish plan Plot: There is an ung... · Settings: It is going... · Characters: There wil... · Genre : MYSTERY. · STORY 1 · STORY 2
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52 nodesLove Special powers · Human/Kit · Setting · Story
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32 nodesWhat makes a good story Dramatic content · Varying rhythm and st... · Good, believable char... · Make every piece of d... · Craft an incredible i...
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11 nodesWhat is a hero? A hero is a person wh...
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49 nodes'Under Pressure' "Write a story with t... · "Write an extract fro...
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12 nodesDefinitions Story: an account of ... · Fiction: literature i... · Non-fiction: prose wr... · Text: a book or other... · Dialogue: a conversat... · Plot: a plan made in ...
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16 nodesCreative writing How to plan before wr... · Key features of a sho... · Key features of as no... · Lullaby = gentle rhyt... · Poems = Use rhyme & r... · Key Fable features: 1...
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17 nodesPOINT OF VIEW First person point of... · Second person point o... · Third person point of... · Third person point of... · Mistakes not to be ma... · Cindy Dionicio
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76 nodesWriting Genres · Themes · Personalities · Theories
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22 nodesMyths How they are and was ... · key words · grammar · greek myths
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29 nodesMy story Beggining · Middle · End
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10 nodesNarrative Writing MindMap - Cameron Murphy Idea: A survivalist w...
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37 nodesdescriptive techniques personification · simile · metaphor · alliteration · hyperbole · echoing
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42 nodesAutumn 1- English -3NB Week 1: · Week 2 · Week 3 · Week 4 · Week 5 · Week 6
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23 nodesDescriptive Piece - Prison Use a Simile · Describe the 5 senses · Leave the end of the ... · smell of burning fles... · The feeling/atmospher... · Prison Cell Door
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5 nodesSTORY ANALYSIS: part 2 PLOT: the story is ab... · CONFLICT: the conflic... · SETTINGS: the story t... · RESOLUTION: they were...
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16 nodesEnglish Creative Writing Planning Basic Layout EXPLAINED!
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29 nodesMind map for stories The setting · (Theme) gene · What's gonna happen? · How could you make it...
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19 nodesfairytales hero · villian · victim · problems · resoulution · opening
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14 nodesSetting Park · Countryside · Hot city
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GoConqr OriginalNarrative, descriptive and creative writing mind maps
These community-made maps bring writing ideas together in a visual format. Elements of Fiction groups terms such as character, setting, mood and style. Creating Characters connects descriptive language with ideas such as showing rather than telling. Other maps explore narrative structure, viewpoint and ways to develop a writing habit.
Study with a map
Start with Elements of Fiction for an overview of the terms used to discuss stories. Follow its branches and explain how each element might fit into a story. Then use Creating Characters to focus on description, or Stimulating creativity for ideas about getting started with a draft.
When you want to check what you remember, switch to a quiz on the unit page. Flashcards there offer another way to study terms. Choose a map and use its branches to plan your next piece of writing.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a good place to start?
Elements of Fiction is a useful starting point if you want an overview of story terms. Its branches cover character, setting, mood, theme and style. For a narrower focus, Creating Characters brings together descriptive language, character types and the idea of showing rather than telling.
What writing topics do the mind maps cover?
The maps cover story structure, setting, characters, viewpoint and creative writing habits. For example, Stimulating creativity includes ideas such as keeping a notebook, freewriting and making time to write. Other maps focus on planning a story or describing a place.
Are the mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed on this page is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps, quizzes, flashcards and notes, and save your quiz scores.