Pinocchio Alternative Ending Answer Key

This worksheet asks students to read a brief summary of Pinocchio’s journey and imagine how the story might have ended differently if he had made better choices earlier. Students write an alternative ending in one to two paragraphs (5-8 sentences), ensuring it still fits the tone and structure of the original story. The activity encourages students to think critically about cause and effect, character growth, and moral lessons. It also promotes creative writing skills as students craft a believable, meaningful ending based on Pinocchio’s improved decisions. This task strengthens comprehension, imagination, and understanding of how choices shape outcomes in stories.

Curriculum Matched Skills

English Language Arts – Narrative Writing and Revision

English Language Arts – Understanding Cause and Effect

English Language Arts – Character Development Analysis

English Language Arts – Creative Writing and Story Craft

English Language Arts – Plot Structure Understanding

This worksheet is part of our children’s stories worksheets collection.