Who, Where, What
Aligned to RL.K.3 — Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts.
What this lesson teaches
Every story has characters (who), a setting (where), and events (what happens).
Worked example
In a tiny tale, a bunny (character) hops in a garden (setting) and finds a carrot (event).
Practice questions
- Who is in your favorite story?
- Where does the story happen?
- What big thing happens in the story?
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Quién, Dónde, Qué
Cada cuento tiene personajes (quién), un lugar (dónde) y sucesos (qué pasa).
Ejemplo: En un cuento pequeño, un conejo (personaje) salta en un jardín (lugar) y encuentra una zanahoria (suceso).
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