What does "Elements of a Story" mean?

They are the different parts of a story.

What part of a book can you use to help you to make predictions?

The title, pictures, the front cover, and the back flap

What is the "theme" of a story and how do you identify it?

It's the life lesson or hidden message. You use the details

How does making predictions help you to better understand the story?

It helps you to stay engaged and interested while reading

Name all of the elements of a story.

characters setting plot conflict solution

What do you use to help you to make inferences?

Details from the story, prior knowledge, past experiences

How do you make an inference? Give me an example.

Make an educated guess based on the information provided, Use details provided to find information not directly stated

Name the three different types of connections you can make.

text-to-text, text-to-self, text-to-world

What are the stages of plot?

exposition rising action climax falling action resolution

What is "Making Connections"

Student finds ways to personally relate to the text

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1
What does "Elements of a Story" mean?
the paper's format
How to write a story
The make up of a poem
They are the different parts of a story.
2
What part of a book can you use to help you to make predictions?
The words
The table of contents
All of the book
The title, pictures, the front cover, and the back flap
3
What is the "theme" of a story and how do you identify it?
It's the code. Use the clues of the code.
It tells what the story is about. Use clues.
It's the life lesson or hidden message. You use the details
It is the main idea. You use the elements of a story.
4
How does making predictions help you to better understand the story?
It tells you what happened
It helps you to stay engaged and interested while reading
You can figure things out
It provides details
5
Name all of the elements of a story.
Intro body conclusion
beginning middle end
characters setting plot conflict solution
exposition rising action climax falling action resolution
6
What do you use to help you to make inferences?
Previous books, teachers, siblings
Information, research. facts
Notes, posters, the board
Details from the story, prior knowledge, past experiences
7
How do you make an inference? Give me an example.
Make an educated guess based on the information provided
Use details provided to find information not directly stated
You make connections
It's a prediction
8
Name the three different types of connections you can make.
people, places, things
text-to-text, text-to-self, text-to-world
person to person, person to animal, person to nature
school, life, the world
9
What are the stages of plot?
Beginning middle end
start rising actions main part solution
exposition rising action climax falling action resolution
what happened when it happened where it happened
10
What is "Making Connections"
The way that you identify things in the story
Student finds ways to personally relate to the text
Finding the clues in a story
Connecting the dots

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