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Comprehension Questions for the Family
1. What part of the story was your favorite? Why?
2. Who is ____________?
3. How are the characters ____________ and ____________ different? How are they
alike?
4. What things do the pictures show us that we didn’t learn in the words of the story?
(Examine the pictures together.)
5. What problem did the character(s) have in the story? How was the problem solved?
6. Can you retell the story in your own words?
7. When did ____________ happen? Or, where did ____________ happen?
8. Who was the main character?
9. Were there a “bad guy” and a “good guy” in the story? Who were they?
10. What was the story mostly about?
11. How would you solve the problem if you were in the story?
12. What might have happened if the characters had done something different?
13. What questions would you ask the characters if you could talk to them?
14. Would you categorize this story as fiction (not true) or non-fiction (real life)?
15. What happened at the beginning? The middle? The end?
16. Could you make up another ending for the story?
17. How could the characters have prevented the problem in the first place?
18. Would you recommend this story to a friend? Who and why?
19. Why do you think the author wrote this story?
20. Does this story remind you of another story, TV show, poem or movie? Which one, and why?
Great Language Arts WebsitesTumbleBooks- We have a new trial subscription for this! This can count as your child's reading each night. The children read along with the story. Many of these books are AR books as well! The username is glenwoodlibrary. The password is books.
Our Reading Text Book’s webpage: Language Arts SOL review/practice: Sample SOL questions, GREAT practice! Lots of information, games, and videos that match our curriculum. The Cartoon Factory = Add your own dialogue to cartoon scenes! Fish ‘Em Up = A game to practice adding -ing and -ed to words. Letter Generator = Learn the parts of a letter and write your own letter. Games and great activities to go with your favorite books!
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