Freddy the Frog hops onto the Story Stump in his bow tie.
"Ribbit! Game day!" says Freddy. "Let us play Why and Who."
"Why did they write it? Who is telling it?"
Donnie grins. "I am ready," he says softly.
Authors write to tell a story, to teach or to persuade.
The narrator is the one who tells the story.
I and me mean a character is telling it.
| Sentence | True or false? |
|---|---|
| Ferris keeps a basket of books by the stump. | ? |
| Riley asked for a new slide. | ? |
| Rosie landed in the middle of the puddle. | ? |
| Lucy loved the wind from the very start. | ? |
Let us review this week's sight words.
Look at each word. Say it. Spell it.
Use: U-S-E.
Very: V-E-R-Y.
Wash: W-A-S-H.
Which: W-H-I-C-H.
Later: L-A-T-E-R.
Miss: M-I-S-S.
Idea: I-D-E-A.
Enough: E-N-O-U-G-H.
Face: F-A-C-E.
Watch: W-A-T-C-H.
Far: F-A-R.
Ribbit! You are a Why and Who champ. Next week, Chris tells fables!