Ferris the Fox taps the Story Stump three times. "This week, I am your guide," he says.
"Every story is like a trail. It has a start, a middle and an end."
Chris the Coyote nods. "And the start tells us who, where and what goes wrong."
"Let us begin at the beginning," says Ferris.
The beginning is the first part of a story.
It tells who is in the story and where it happens.
It often shows the problem too.
Read this: Lucy lived on a daisy. One day, the daisy drooped.
Ferris asks: What is the problem? He looks back. The daisy drooped!
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| The story begins on a sunny morning. | ? |
| Ferris finds the map in his backpack. | ? |
| Riley helps Ferris look. | ? |
| The wind took the map to a branch. | ? |
Here are new sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Before: B-E-F-O-R-E.
Best: B-E-S-T.
Nice start! Tomorrow we explore the middle of a story.