Introduction to Narratives
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Introduction to Narratives
The Runaway Flag
On Saturday morning, Tahnee, Lachlan and Omar were helping at their surf lifesaving club. The sky was bright, and gentle waves rolled towards the shore. Their job was to put the red-and-yellow safety flag beside the swimming area. Just as Tahnee planted the flag in the sand, a gust of wind caught it. The flag tumbled across the beach and bounced towards the water. “We need to get it before it floats away!” called Lachlan. Omar spotted the flag caught against a low rock. He asked Tahnee to hold the rope while Lachlan carefully reached for the flag from the dry sand. Omar pulled the rope, and the flag slid safely back to them. Together, they planted it firmly in the sand. The flag stayed still, and the three friends smiled. Now swimmers could see where it was safe to swim.
Find the Story Parts
Use details from “The Runaway Flag” to solve each task.
- A story with characters and events
- A list of instructions
- A group of unrelated facts
- Putting a safety flag beside the swimming area
- Building a sandcastle
- Collecting shells along the shore
- The friends plant the flag beside the swimming area.
- The friends smile when the flag stays still.
- Omar spots the flag by a rock.
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