Little Red Riding Hood
What is the "who" in little red riding hood?
What is the "who"
The family
When Leslie was bored, she walked her dog.
What is the "what"?
Walking the dog
When Bryce was tired he took a nap.
What is the "when"?
When he was tired.
How are interrogative questions helpful for us?
They tell us the main parts of a story.
What interrogative question could we use to figure out the place that little red riding hood is going?
"Where?"
What are the "who" AND "what"?
Family; taking a vacation
There are 2 "who's" in the story, "who" are they?
Leslie and her dog
What could we ask if we wanted to know the location that Bryce is taking a nap?
Yes
What could you ask to find out the time that little red riding hood was going to see her grandma?
"when?"
To celebrate, for a holiday, because school is out
Any time of the day
"Who" is taking a nap
Bryce
What are the 5 interrogative questions we can ask when understanding the points to a story?
Who, when, where, what, and why
To get to her grandmother's house
What are some examples of "were" the vation could happen?
The beach, amusement park, disney, the lake.
Answers may vary
What are 3 examples of "where" you can walk the dog?
In my neighborhood, on the sidewalk, in the park.
What is the "why"?
Because he/she is tired.
How can we use interrogative questions when writing our own stories.
We can use them when brainstorming to get an idea of the main parts and ideas of our story.
What are the main parts to the story?
who? little red
when? during the day
where? in the forest
what? walking to her grandmas
why? to give her bread
Answers will vary, refer to teacher for correct answer.
"why" might you walk a dog
because he needs to get his energy out, because you are bored, because the weather is pretty
Imagine YOU are the one taking a nap. What are the answers to ALL 5 interrogative questions? Who? What? When? Where? Why?
answers may vary
who- me
when- after school/during the day
where- at home/in bedroom
what- taking a nap
why- because I am tired
What is another interrogative question that we didn't talk about, that could use to identify the key parts to a story?
How