Lucy the Ladybug waves from a big daisy by the Story Stump.
"Hello, friends! This week I am your guide," she says.
"I like to name feelings out loud. Right now, I feel excited!"
Ferris the Fox smiles. "Story characters have feelings too."
"Yes," says Lucy. "And the words give us clues."
A story does not always say how a character feels.
Look for clues in what they do and say.
Read this: Bennie stomped his feet and crossed his arms.
Lucy asks: How does Bennie feel? She looks at the clues. Grumpy!
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Riley hid ten clues. | ? |
| The rain made Riley happy. | ? |
| Samantha had an idea. | ? |
| The new hunt was outside. | ? |
Here are new sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Cold: C-O-L-D.
Does: D-O-E-S.
Great feeling detective work! Tomorrow we learn about traits.