Vocabulary
Vocabulary 2
Plot Points
Teaching
100

The people within a story

Characters

100

The person who wrote the story

Author

100

Who are the characters in Jack and the Beanstalk?

hint there are 5.

Jack, His mother, the cow, the giant, and the golden goose. 

100

This type of text involves telling stories with a beginning, middle, and end. 

Narrative Text 

200

Where the story takes place

Setting

200

A situation determined to be harmful

Problem
200

Who do the three pigs outsmart?

The wolf

200
How do you know students have comprehended the text they have read?

They are able to retell and restate what they have read in their own words and answer questions about pieces of the story (i.e., setting, characters, feelings, theme, etc.). 

300

The things that happen within a story

Events

300

Fixing a problem

Solution

300

What did the second pig in the story of The Three Little Pigs Make?

A house made of sticks

300

What is retelling a story?

Being able to tell a story back using the main events, or plot points, from the story.

400

The main character in the story is the...

Protagonist 

400

the overall meaning of a story, an idea or point that is meaningful

theme 

400

What was the problem in the Princess and the Pea?

The prince could not determine which princesses were real princesses
400

What are some types of books that would be considered as a narrative text?

Fantasy, Science fiction, Realistic fiction, Historical fiction, Narrative nonfiction, realistic fiction, mystery, fairy tales, etc. 

500

The main villain in a story is called a 

Antagonist 

500

The series of events that unfold from start to finish 

Plot

500

What was the solution to the problem in Charlotte's Web?

Charlotte makes a web to write wonderful things about Wilbur. 

500

Why is comprehension important?

Comprehension makes reading fun, informative, and enjoyable.