Story Power
Word Builders
Thinking Like a Reader
Figurative Fun
Everyday Adventures
100

The main person or animal in a story is the main? 

Main Character  

100

Prefix

A word part added to the beginning.

100

Words that help you find a word's meaning

Context Clues 

100

Compares two things using like or as.

Simile

100

Clash

Patterns that don't match. Fight or disagree
200

It tells what happens in a story. 

Plot – What happens in a story.

200

Suffix

A word part added to the ending of a word. 

200

When the author wants to tell you something without saying it

Inference

200

Says one thing is another.

Metaphor

200

Predictable

Easy to guess what will happen.

300

Define setting in a story

Setting: Where and when a story takes place.

300

Base Word

The main word that can stand alone. he word helpful comes from the base word help, which means “to give aid.” 

300

Monitor

To check or watch closely

300

Idiom
 

A phrase that means something different from the words used.

300

Emergency  

A sudden serious situation.

400

Theme of a story

Theme: The big idea or message.

400

Able to speak two languages

Bilingual 

400

Clarify  

To make something clear

400

Example of Onomatopoeia  

Onomatopoeia – Words that sound like their  

400

Brainstorm  

To think of many ideas.

500
The moral of a story is...

The lesson the story teaches.  

500

Things that don’t go together.

Mismatched

500

Reread  

 Read again to understand better

500

Figurative Language

Words that mean more than what they say.

500

Research

To find out something more about something.

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