Using Specific Details to Solve the Main Character's Problem

The video tutorial guides students on how to effectively conclude a story by solving the main character's problem and showing character growth. It uses examples, including a draft and revised story about Sara and her horse Scarlet, to illustrate the process. Students are encouraged to revise their own stories, focusing on including necessary details to engage readers.

What lesson does Sara learn about organization and responsibility?

What feelings does Sara experience when she is inside the burning barn?

What does Carol say when she sees Sara running into the barn?

How does the author convey the theme of the bond between humans and animals?