

“Real
luxury is time and opportunity to read for pleasure.”
Jane Brody
Reading Term

Related
terms:
Setting – the time and place a story happens
Conflict – a problem between characters or between a character and some other force
Solution
– how the conflict is resolved
Sequence
– the order in which the events occur
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Have
your child tell you about a story he/she is reading at home or at school.
Questions to ask:
·
What is the setting of the story?
·
What problem is the character(s) having?
·
How does the problem get resolved?
Connections to make:
·
Name a story that has a similar setting.
·
Tell how you would have tried to solve the problem.

Websites to visit with your child
- http://www.bbc.co.uk/cbeebies/rolymo/library/stories/babyelephant.shtml
an
interactive story for primary grade
-http://www.storylineonline.net/
Click
on More Stories and then click on A Bad Case of Stripes - an
on-line story for intermediate grades
After reading the story, ask your child to retell the story.
Listen for the setting, conflict, solution, and sequence of events in
your child’s retelling.
Just for fun……….