Questioning and Commenting

Questioning after a speaker to understand is reasonable.

Understanding Characters
Understands the characters and their role in the story. Also understands the characteristics of each character.

Understanding Plot
You must know the plan and idea of the story and not just what is going on. you must also understand what happens to the characters and why.

Understanding Settings
The setting must be figured out at the beginning so it can be easy to synthesize the characters. The setting is important because it is where the story takes place.

Understanding Theme
The theme is just about the same as plot. The theme is what the story is about .

Understanding Mood/Tone
The mood is the atmosphere created by the author to create a felling. The felling cold be the grave yard of horror vill,

Language Arts/Listening/ Viewing/Speaking

Standard 3: The student uses
speaking strategies effectively. (LA.B.3.3).

Objective 2: Asks questions and
makes comments and observations
that reflect understanding and application
of content, processes and experiences.

Amusement Park Activity

Write a story of the time you first
became nauseous on a ride
and make sure you use the
tips to the left.

Did you know

The world's first inverted roller
coaster is-Batman the Ride

Predictions - An act of predicting.

Tone - The amount of specified
material contained.

Mood - Something set up as an
object or end to be attained

Theme - The act or process
of organizing or of being organized.

Settings - The context and
environmentin which a situation
is set orthebackground. The time,
place, and circumstances
in which anything takes place.

Plot - The pattern of events or main
story in a narrative or drama.

Characters - A characteristic or
a trait.

Links

When you write a story you must
revise it several times. Here is
some help.