Reading follow-up ideas
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- Which character would make a good friend?
- Give two examples why.
- What was the most exciting or interesting part of the story?
- Write a complete sentence about what you enjoyed.
- What is the purpose of main idea of the story?
- This means what is the telling you. Is there a message?
- Describe the personality of one of the characters in your story.
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Give examples of how that person behaved;
happy, sad, playful, quiet, upset, excited. - Who is the most important person in your story?
- Use examples to explain why.
- What was the favorite part of the story you just read?
- Give two examples why that part is your favorite.
- Is the story humorous, tragic, informational, scientific, make-believe, or any other category?
- Give an example for your choice.
- What was the title of the your story? Write a new title for the story.
- Remember to use the grammar rules when writing a title.
- When did you story take place? what in the story gives you a clue?
- Did the story take place now, a long time ago, in the future?
- Where does your story take place? How do you know?
- Look at the pictures or look for clues that tell you if the story is in the woods, a city, a school, outerspace.
- What object, person, or animal would you like to have in your house from this story?
- Make sure to explain and give one reason why.
- Find a word in the story that you aren't sure of. Look it up in the dicationary. Write the information for that word.
- Make sure to use the defination that applies to how the word is used in the sentence.