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Early Writing and Storytelling

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Early Writing and Storytelling

Read the little story. Then explore its parts and make a story of your own. You can write, draw, or tell your ideas aloud before writing.

Pip and the Puddle

One breezy morning, Pip the little brown dog found a yellow ball beside the garden gate. Pip carried it down the path to a grassy place where people play. A fantail fluttered above him. Plip! Pip stepped in a puddle, and the yellow ball rolled beneath a low hedge, beyond Pip’s paws. The fantail swooped down and nudged the ball back with its beak. Pip wagged his tail. “Thank you, friend!” he barked. Then they played together in the sunshine.

Find the story parts

Stories have characters (who), a setting (where), and events (what happens).

1.Who are two characters in “Pip and the Puddle”? Choose the pair that belongs in the story.

Pip and the fantail
A cat and a farmer
A whale and a penguin

2.Where did Pip go to play? Choose the story setting.

The park
The library
The beach

3.What did Pip find beside the garden gate? Complete the sentence: Pip found a ball.

4.What problem happened when Pip stepped in the puddle?

5.How did the fantail help Pip? Tell what it did to the ball.

6.Put these story events in order by writing 1, 2, and 3: ___ The fantail brought the ball back. ___ Pip found a ball. ___ They played together afterward.

Make a tiny adventure

Plan a story with a character, a place, something that goes wrong, and a helpful ending.

7.Choose a character for your story. Write its name or what kind of character it is (for example, “Mila the kiwi” or “a brave robot”).

8.Where will your character go, and what small problem will happen there? Write or tell your ideas.

9.Write one sentence about how the problem gets fixed. Try starting with “At last…”

Draw your character in the place where the adventure happens. Add one detail from your story.

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