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Narrative Elements Identification

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Narrative Elements Identification

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📖 Part 1: Read the Story

The Lost Kitten

Sarah was walking home from school when she heard a tiny meowing sound. "Where is that coming from?" she wondered aloud. Behind a large oak tree, she discovered a small orange kitten with bright green eyes. The kitten looked scared and hungry.

"Don't worry, little one," Sarah whispered gently. "I'll help you find your home." She picked up the kitten carefully and noticed it was wearing a blue collar with a name tag that read "Whiskers."

Sarah walked through the neighbourhood, asking people if they knew who owned Whiskers. Finally, an elderly man named Mr. Thompson smiled widely. "That's my kitten! He escaped this morning when I was watering my garden. Thank you so much for finding him!"

Sarah felt happy as she watched Whiskers purr contentedly in Mr. Thompson's arms. She had helped reunite a pet with its owner, and that made her day special.

🗺️ Part 2: Story Map

Instructions: Use the story above to complete the story map below.

1. Characters: Who are the main people or animals in the story?
2. Setting: Where and when does the story take place?
3. Problem: What challenge or difficulty needs to be solved?
4. Action: What did the main character do to solve the problem?
5. Resolution: How was the problem solved?
6. Conclusion: How did the story end naturally?

🔍 Part 3: Narrative Features

7. Find one example of dialogue (speech) from the story and write it here:
8. What narrative perspective is this story written in?

First-person (using "I", "we")

Third-person (using "he", "she", "they")

9. Find two descriptive words from the story that help you picture the characters or setting:

Word 1: _________________ Word 2: _________________

10. Which sentence best shows the main character's feelings?

"Where is that coming from?" she wondered aloud.

Sarah felt happy as she watched Whiskers purr contentedly.

She picked up the kitten carefully.

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