This study aims to devise a digital storytelling class model that reflects the concept of multimodal literacy in primary English education and to provide class activity examples. The multimodal literacy-based digital storytelling teaching model for elementary English class comprises five stages. In the first stage, a story is analyzed based on three story cores, which allows organizing a story map that comprises both story contents and target language expressions. In the latter half of the first stage, the learner moves to story brainstorming to practice how to integrate content and its well-matched medium. The second stage is multimodal processing, which comprises multimodal transduction (nonlinguistic media) and textual transformation (linguistic messages) to creatively synthesize messages with appropriate media. The third stage, storyboard-making, involves completing an action plan for developing digital storytelling contents. In the fourth stage, the learners work together to develop digital contents. Finally, they share and revise their outcomes in the fifth stage.